Vol. s2-29, Issue 86, 1860March 01, 1860 EDT
Correspondence; Biography- Cagniard-Latour, the Aurora Borealis and Its Theory, Human Remains in the Drift, Curare in the Treatment of Tetanus, the New Alloys of Platinum: Rifled Cannon, Acclimation: Photo-Chemical Researches- Persistent Activity of Light: Maritime Canals
Correspondence; Biography- Cagniard-Latour, the Aurora Borealis and Its Theory, Human Remains in the Drift, Curare in the Treatment of Tetanus, the New Alloys of Platinum: Rifled Cannon, Acclimation: Photo-Chemical Researches- Persistent Activity of Light: Maritime Canals
Nickles, M. J. (1860). Correspondence; Biography- Cagniard-Latour, The Aurora Borealis and its theory, Human Remains in the Drift, Curare in the treatment of Tetanus, The new alloys of Platinum: Rifled Cannon, Acclimation: Photo-Chemical Researches- Persistent Activity of Light: Maritime Canals. American Journal of Science, s2-29(86), 266–272. https://doi.org/10.2475/ajs.s2-29.86.266
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