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| Encyclopaedia Britannica > Supplement to the fourth, fifth and sixth editions of the Encyclopaedia Britannica > Volume 1 > (933) Plate 30 |
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| Description | With preliminary dissertations on the history of the sciences [by Dugald Stewart, John Playfair and William T. Brande], etc. [Edited by Macvey Napier.] |
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| Shelfmark | EB.13 |
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| Description | Ten editions of 'Encyclopaedia Britannica', issued from 1768-1903, in 231 volumes. Originally issued in 100 weekly parts (3 volumes) between 1768 and 1771 by publishers: Colin Macfarquhar and Andrew Bell (Edinburgh); editor: William Smellie: engraver: Andrew Bell. Expanded editions in the 19th century featured more volumes and contributions from leading experts in their fields. Managed and published in Edinburgh up to the 9th edition (25 volumes, from 1875-1889); the 10th edition (1902-1903) re-issued the 9th edition, with 11 supplementary volumes. |
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