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PROF. BASKERVILLE'S book is disappointing. On opening a work on a scientific subject by an original worker in the field of which it treats one expects to find the original materials thoroughly digested and worked up, and the relative merits of rival theories and conflicting experimental data carefully weighed; one hopes, too, to find novel suggestions for the interpretation of existing data, and hints to guide experimental research in the future.
Radium and Other Radio-active Substances; their Application especially to Medicine.
By Dr. Charles Baskerville. Pp. 164. (Philadelphia: Williams. Brown, and Earle, n.d.)
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Radium and Other Radio-active Substances; their Application especially to Medicine . Nature 73, 2 (1905). https://doi.org/10.1038/073002a0
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