Martin, William (1793) Figures and descriptions of petrifactions, collected in Derbyshire - To which are added, a systematical list of the minerals, which have been found constituting the substance of extraneous fossils in that county; and a brief introduction to the knowledge.

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Book Title	Figures and descriptions of petrifactions, collected in Derbyshire - To which are added, a systematical list of the minerals, which have been found constituting the substance of extraneous fossils in that county; and a brief introduction to the knowledge
Authors	Martin, William		Author
Year	1793
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Martin, William (1793) Figures and descriptions of petrifactions, collected in Derbyshire - To which are added, a systematical list of the minerals, which have been found constituting the substance of extraneous fossils in that county; and a brief introduction to the knowledge.

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