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PERMIT me to repeat that happy remark of yours, and happy because so true and of wider application than the one meteorological case which called it forth, on p. 427; viz.: “We think centralisation hurtful to science, and we regret that 1,000l. a-year has not been granted to Scotland, by which a healthy rivalry would have been gained.”
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SMYTH, P. Centralism in Spectroscopy. Nature 15, 449–450 (1877). https://doi.org/10.1038/015449a0
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