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Boussingault (1801-1887) Memoirs of J.-B. Boussingault The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Boussingault, Jean-Baptiste (1801-1887) Memoirs of J.-B. Boussingault Paris, typography of Chamerot and Renouard, 1896-1903, 288, 295, 359, 373 pp., A portrait under snake in frontispiece at the beginning of each volume, split back, clean…
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Boussingault (1801-1887) Memoirs of J.-B. Boussingault
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Boussingault, Jean-Baptiste (1801-1887)
Memoirs of J.-B. Boussingault
Paris, typography of Chamerot and Renouard, 1896-1903, 288, 295, 359, 373 pp., A portrait under snake in frontispiece at the beginning of each volume, split back, clean interior elsewhere, deserves a beautiful binding.
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On laid paper from 300 numbers numbered to the press (ours being number 220). Written by Boussaingault towards the end of his life, these Memoirs, written according to his memories and his notes, were not intended to be published. They were printed to be offered to the author’s friends. Botanist, chemist and agronomist, Jean-Baptiste Boussaingault was a professor of chemistry at the Faculty of Lyon, then obtained a chair of agriculture at the National Conservatory of Arts and Crafts. He was a member of the Council of State
Boussingault, Jean-Baptiste (1801-1887) Memoirs of J.-B. Boussingault Paris, typography of Chamerot and Renouard, 1896-1903, 288, 295, 359, 373 pp., A portrait under snake in frontispiece at the beginning of each volume, split back, clean interior elsewhere, deserves a beautiful binding. On laid paper from 300 numbers numbered to the press (ours being number 220). Written by Boussaingault towards the end of his life, these Memoirs, written according to his memories and his notes, were not intended to be published. They were printed to be offered to the author’s friends. Botanist, chemist and agronomist, Jean-Baptiste Boussaingault was a professor of chemistry at the Faculty of Lyon, then obtained a chair of agriculture at the National Conservatory of Arts and Crafts. He was a member of the
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