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This is a very unexpected find in the journal Nature for 1921–a selection from a bibliography by Forster Morley for early works in relativity, in this case limiting the number of selections from the full 650 Morley numbers to only those that appeared in some way in Nature. Truncated or not, it is an interesting and early read in the area.
