Examination and Analyses of Dr. Campbell’s Specimens of Copper Ores Obtained in the Neighbourhood of Darjeeling.—By Henry Piddington, Curator Museum of Economic Geology

Title	Examination and Analyses of Dr. Campbell’s Specimens of Copper Ores Obtained in the Neighbourhood of Darjeeling.—By Henry Piddington, Curator Museum of Economic Geology
Author / Editor	J. Thomas, Baptist Mission Press
Pages	477 - 479

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