| St John's Library/Balls/I contains: |
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| <-- See earlier |
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| I28 |
'Seasonal soil-differences - a temperature anomaly' |
| I29 |
'Growing for spinning' |
| I30 |
'Growing for spinning' |
| I31 |
'Six flowerings' |
| I32 |
'The strength of Egyptian cotton' |
| I33 |
'Prof. F.J. Lewis' |
| I34 |
'Mr. Frank C. Willcocks' |
| I35 |
'Cotton growing problems. By Prof. Basil G. Christidis and George J. Harrison' (London: McGraw-Hill, 1955) |
| I36 |
'Seven garden seasons' |
| I37 |
'Editorial - flowers and the weather' |
| I38 |
'A pioneer of cotton entomology - Frank C. Willcocks, 1883-1955' |
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Papers of William Lawrence Balls
| Title |
'Egypt and the U.K.' |
| Reference |
I23 |
| Covering Dates |
14 Aug. 1953 |
| Extent and Medium |
1p; paper |
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| Content and context |
Shows a map drawn by Balls to confound a critic who took exception to his describing Egypt as "that little land" in a book about cotton growing under irrigation. Cutting from 'Daily Telegraph & Morning Post', 14 Aug. 1953. |
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