Courrier de Paris : manuscript, not after 1890.

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Courrier de Paris : manuscript, not after 1890.

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Essay concerning Camille Flammarion, describing his scientific research and his observatory. It also mentions the anthropodermic binding (bound in human skin) of Flammarion's Les terres du ciel (1882).

1 volume (31 leaves) : 21 centimeters.

Houghton Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 8101841

Houghton Library

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