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V.—The Red Chalk of Norfolk
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 May 2009
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My remarks will have to be limited to Norfolk; because personally I know very little of the Red Chalk of Yorkshire, and nothing of that of Lincolnshire. Of course the subject would be better treated as a whole; but Norfolk geologists will forgive me for not waiting until that time (perhaps never to come) when I may know all the English Red Chalk. Perfection may be devoutly prayed for; but to wait for it would be to do nothing.
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