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Aileed Fyfe seems a good starting point, and she just so happens to have co-authored a new book on the topic, though focussed on the Royal Society's publications. https://www.uclpress.co.uk/products/187262

@elhotzo In der tat, sehr interessantes get together, Bockwurst, Schrippe und Fleischpflanzerl mit düsseldorfer Senf. Schon fast föderal.

The 19th Century gardening book owes its green colour to a dye containing arsenic, officials say.

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Sorry for asking, what's this "note" feature under the profiles of others?

Did Darwin plagiarize Matthew? Part 2: Debunking claims about parroting Matthew (1831). https://historiesofecology.blogspot.com/2016/04/suttons-matthewisms-dismantled.html

I'm interested in the history of ecology and evolutionary biology and recently, thanks to Intelligent Design claims, also in that of mouse traps.

Robert Chambers never read Patrick Matthew's book "On Naval Timber and Arboriculture" (1831). https://historiesofecology.blogspot.com/2018/01/why-robert-chambers-1832-never-reviewed.html

I'm interested in the history of ecology and evolutionary biology and recently, thanks to Intelligent Design claims, also in that of mouse traps.

I'm interested in the history of ecology and evolutionary biology and recently, thanks to Intelligent Design claims, also in that of mouse traps.

How counterfactuals of Red-Queen theory shed light on science and its historiography. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1369848616300978