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I WAS very glad to see the leading article in NATURE of September 16. You have directed attention with great force and point to the need for altering the methods of the British Association if its meetings are to retain the interest and attention of the public.

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CHAMBERLAIN, N. The British Association. Nature 106, 112–113 (1920). https://doi.org/10.1038/106112b0

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