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WITHIN the generous curve of Faraday's horseshoe table at the Royal Institution, almost every distinguished man of science has stood, at some time or another during the last hundred odd years, to deliver a “ Evening”ome other discourse. Some have been grim, and some have been gay, but none have been both in perhaps quite the same sense as Sir Joseph John Thomson.
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RAWLINS, F. FIRST SIR JOSEPH J. THOMSON MEMORIAL LECTURE. Nature 150, 279 (1942). https://doi.org/10.1038/150279a0
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