Essex Naturalist: Being the Journal of the Essex Field Club, Volumes 13-14
Essex Naturalist: Being the Journal of the Essex Field Club, Volumes 13-14
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They are of opinion that the range of subjects very fairly covers most of the branches of scientific investigation in which local Societies might be expected to bear a a part. New subjects are added from time to time, and means have been taken by the Corresponding Societies Committee to give publicity to suggestions for any suitable line of investigation instigated by the Corresponding Societies themselves. Of the numerous branches of inquiiy being carried on by British Association Committees i...n which the Corresponding Societies aie invited year by year to take a part, some have been materially assisted by the Corresponding Societies or their individual members. The subjects suitable for investigation by local Societies are necessarily governed in their scope by local conditions, but among those already brought under the notice of the Corresponding Societies there are some of a general character which might very well be taken up systematically all over the country. The Committee do not consider it necessary to furnish the Council with a complete list of such specific subjects, as these are already included in the various Reports of the Corresponding Societies Committee.
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They are of opinion that the range of subjects very fairly covers most of the branches of scientific investigation in which local Societies might be expected to bear a a part. New subjects are added from time to time, and means have been taken by the Corresponding Societies Committee to give publicity to suggestions for any suitable line of investigation instigated by the Corresponding Societies themselves. Of the numerous branches of inquiiy being carried on by British Association Committees i...n which the Corresponding Societies aie invited year by year to take a part, some have been materially assisted by the Corresponding Societies or their individual members. The subjects suitable for investigation by local Societies are necessarily governed in their scope by local conditions, but among those already brought under the notice of the Corresponding Societies there are some of a general character which might very well be taken up systematically all over the country. The Committee do not consider it necessary to furnish the Council with a complete list of such specific subjects, as these are already included in the various Reports of the Corresponding Societies Committee.
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