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Athénée des arts de Paris letters, 1792-1853 1792-1853

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Letters of French scientists, collected for autographic value, on education, natural history, physics, chemistry, and other topics; practically all pertain to lectures at the Athénée; and many are addressed to André-Marie Ampère.

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