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Science
March 10, 1910 issue

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The article presents information related to literature on science. The book "Diamonds," by William Crookes is about diamonds. Crookes has penned a valuable monograph on the subject of diamonds. The distinguished physicist has made many observations on the diamond and was invited by the British association to deliver a lecture at Kimberley, where the association held its annual meeting. A sum of £600 was devoted to the lecture, while more than this amount was expended for the various materials employed.

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SCIENCE; DIAMONDS (Book); CROOKES, William; DIAMONDS; LECTURES & lecturing; ANNUAL meetings
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