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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 May 2009

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Geological Magazine , Volume 3 , Issue 29 , November 1866 , pp. 508 - 518
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page 508 note 1 This address was very imperfectly taken down in shorthand, and the speaker has since corrected it, and supplied the omissions of the reporter, to the best of his ability, from memory.

page 510 note 1 This argument has of course no immediate application to existing or late Tertiary volcanic areas, such as those of Auvergne, where entire and ruined craters still exist.