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According to p.156 of
Aymonin (1974), this Society was founded in
1788, and met in both 1788 and 1789, but ceased its activity with the
onset of the French Revolution.
After attempts to revive it from 1793 to 1797, it was finally
resurrected in 1820
(Aymonin (1974), pp.156-157),
but ceased publishing in 1828, and went into decline, although it was
heard from as late as 1833
(Aymonin (1974), pp.159),
A society of the same name was founded in 1866 by Baillon, but apparently without making reference to this earlier society (Aymonin (1974), pp.155-156). |
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France |
This location is supported by the name of the Society. | |
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1788 - 1790? | Société Linnéenne de Paris | Aymonin (1974), pp.159. |
1820 - 1833? | Société Linnéenne de Paris | Aymonin (1974), pp.156 gives 1820 as date of re-establishment; p.159 gives the 1833 date. |
The Society is defunct. |
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1788/1822-1827 (I-VI) |
Mémoires de la Société Linnéenne de
Paris
Contains B. [Bibl. Nat. France cat.] |
Paris, Mém. Soc. Linn. [RSLC, v.1, p.lx.] |
RSLC |
1820/21-1826 |
Compte-rendu des Travaux de la Société
Linnéenne de Paris
Contained in A. [Bibl. Nat. France cat.] |
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