An edition of An introduction to the natural history of the terrestrial sphere principally concerning new islands born from the sea and Hooke's hypothesis of the earth on the origin of mountains and petrified bodies to be further established from accurate descriptions and observations (1970)

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An introduction to the natural history of the terrestrial sphere principally concerning new islands born from the sea and Hooke's hypothesis of the earth on the origin of mountains and petrified bodies to be further established from accurate descriptions and observations
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Translation of Specimen historiae naturalis globi terraquei.

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