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On some historical antecedents of the belief in the decline of British science

Journal of Information Science

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First published online October, 1993

On some historical antecedents of the belief in the decline of British science

Volume 19, Issue 5

https://doi.org/10.1177/016555159301900508

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B. Martin , New Scientist, November 7 ( 1992) 23

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M.J. Nye , ISIS, 75 (1984) 697.

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D.J. de Solla Price , Melbourne Journal of Science, 2 (1969) 1.

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