Measures of time : a paper read before the Buffalo Historical Society, 1890 Feb. 24 / by Julius H. Dawes.

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Measures of time : a paper read before the Buffalo Historical Society, 1890 Feb. 24 / by Julius H. Dawes.

Examines the meaning of time and ways of measuring it.

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Buffalo Historical Society (N.Y.).

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Dawes, Julius H.

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