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How Lives Became Lists and Scientific Papers Became Data: Cataloguing Authorship during the Nineteenth Century – Corrigendum

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 May 2017

ALEX CSISZAR
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The British Journal for the History of Science , Volume 50 , Special Issue 3: Reproduction on Film , September 2017 , pp. 567
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On page 28 of the above article, the words “In September 1855 Henry travelled to Glasgow for the annual British Association meeting and described…” should read “In September 1855 Henry submitted a paper to be read at the British Association meeting in Glasgow in which he described…” to reflect that Henry did not attend the meeting in person.

References

Csiszar, Alex, ‘How Lives Became Lists and Scientific Papers Became Data: Cataloguing Authorship during the Nineteenth Century’, BJHS (2017) 50(1), pp. 23–60.Google Scholar