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IT is impossible to give in a small volume of some sixty pages a clear description of the microscope and the wonders it reveals. Still the author has managed to make his little essays interesting; and if there is not much depth in his work, he has perhaps written enough to induce some of those who are not already the possessors of a microscope to get one. It is surprising that he has not laid more stress on the advantages of a binocular over a monocular instrument.
My Microscope.
By a Quekett Club Man. (London: Roper and Drowley, 1887.)
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[Book Reviews]. Nature 36, 364 (1887). https://doi.org/10.1038/036364a0
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