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Fellows of the Royal Society / Humphry Davy / Michael Faraday / Penzance / Safety lamp / Pneumatic Institution / Royal Institution / Robert Dunkin / John Davy / Royal Society / Science and technology in the United Kingdom / United Kingdom
Date: 2009-07-10 07:28:08
Fellows of the Royal Society
Humphry Davy
Michael Faraday
Penzance
Safety lamp
Pneumatic Institution
Royal Institution
Robert Dunkin
John Davy
Royal Society
Science and technology in the United Kingdom
United Kingdom

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