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86. PHARMACY About 80 letters or pieces, mostly L.A.S. or P.A.S., by pharmacists and chemists (some headers). Rémy-Émile BALA (long letter to Gambetta denouncing the clericalism raging in the hospices, Bar-le- Duc 1878), Antoine-Jérôme BALARD (2, 1851-1863, about an analysis of wine, and the functioning of the Spence of the Spence oven), Antoine BAUMÉ, Pierre BAYEN (1794), Apollinaire BOUCHARDAT (4, 1833-1876), Jean-Baptiste BOUILLON-LAGRANGE (2), Émile BOURQUELOT (1917), Antoine BRONGNIART (4, 1794-1795), Antoine BUSSY (1853, about the composition of chicory coffee seized from grocers), Louis-Claude CADET (2, 1787), Charles-Louise CADET DE GASSICOURT (5, 1810-1818), Antoine CADET DE VAUX (2, 1801-1821), Joseph-Bienaimé CAVENTOU (1837), Nicolas DEYEUX (5, 1793- 1825), Antoine FOURCROY (1785), François FOY (and announcement), Jean-Nicolas GANNAL (1845, on his treatment of pulmonary phthisis, and a letter from the marquise de Dolomieu to him), Henri GAULTIER de CLAUBRY (1844), Gaston GUIBOURT (1865), Antoine-Germain LABARRAQUE (1823, on his work on putrefaction and catalysis), André LAUGIER (1830), Louis-René LECANU (8, 1831- 1864), Alfred LECONTE (6, Issoudun and Versailles 1865-1878), Eugène MARCHAND (Fécamp 1852), Henri MOISSAN (1875, on mineral waters), Christophe OPOIX (2, 1788-1815, on his thesis on phlogistics and on the waters of Provins, and an announcement), Louis-Antoine PLANCHE (2, 1809-1830), Pierre-Jean ROBIQUET (6, 1823-1837), Guillaume- François ROUELLE (with GRANDJEAN DE FOUCHY, 1752, about a stove to heat), Eugène SOUBEIRAN (3, 1836-1848), Nicolas VAUQUELIN (5, 1799-1828), Jules-Joseph VIREY (3, 1812-1842), etc.
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86. PHARMACY About 80 letters or pieces, mostly L.A.S. or P.A.S., by pharmacists and chemists (some headers). Rémy-Émile BALA (long letter to Gambetta denouncing the clericalism raging in the hospices, Bar-le- Duc 1878), Antoine-Jérôme BALARD (2, 1851-1863, about an analysis of wine, and the functioning of the Spence of the Spence oven), Antoine BAUMÉ, Pierre BAYEN (1794), Apollinaire BOUCHARDAT (4, 1833-1876), Jean-Baptiste BOUILLON-LAGRANGE (2), Émile BOURQUELOT (1917), Antoine BRONGNIART (4, 1794-1795), Antoine BUSSY (1853, about the composition of chicory coffee seized from grocers), Louis-Claude CADET (2, 1787), Charles-Louise CADET DE GASSICOURT (5, 1810-1818), Antoine CADET DE VAUX (2, 1801-1821), Joseph-Bienaimé CAVENTOU (1837), Nicolas DEYEUX (5, 1793- 1825), Antoine FOURCROY (1785), François FOY (and announcement), Jean-Nicolas GANNAL (1845, on his treatment of pulmonary phthisis, and a letter from the marquise de Dolomieu to him), Henri GAULTIER de CLAUBRY (1844), Gaston GUIBOURT (1865), Antoine-Germain LABARRAQUE (1823, on his work on putrefaction and catalysis), André LAUGIER (1830), Louis-René LECANU (8, 1831- 1864), Alfred LECONTE (6, Issoudun and Versailles 1865-1878), Eugène MARCHAND (Fécamp 1852), Henri MOISSAN (1875, on mineral waters), Christophe OPOIX (2, 1788-1815, on his thesis on phlogistics and on the waters of Provins, and an announcement), Louis-Antoine PLANCHE (2, 1809-1830), Pierre-Jean ROBIQUET (6, 1823-1837), Guillaume- François ROUELLE (with GRANDJEAN DE FOUCHY, 1752, about a stove to heat), Eugène SOUBEIRAN (3, 1836-1848), Nicolas VAUQUELIN (5, 1799-1828), Jules-Joseph VIREY (3, 1812-1842), etc.
