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THE argument appears to me to drift again towards the old wrangle whether a particular solar disturbance has contributed to this or that particular magnetic storm. This is to me all the more surprising as for years past it has been urged that to connect the two phenomena in this direct way was to be deprecated and scientifically unsound; Fathers Cortie and Sid-greaves taking up a particularly uncompromising attitude in this respect.
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BUSS, A. The Magnetic Storm and Solar Disturbance of June 17. Nature 95, 589–590 (1915). https://doi.org/10.1038/095589b0
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