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Sir John Cockcroft (The living biographies series) by Ronald William Clark, 1960 Atomic Challenge: a Symposium by John Douglas; Russell, Bertrand; Cheshire, Group Captain G Leonard; Oliphant, M L; Bronowski, J; Thomson, Sir George; Falls, Captain Cyril; Blackett, P M S; Dale, Sir Henry; Anderson, Sir John; Wallace, Henry A Cockcroft, 1947

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   Cockcroft, Sir John Douglas (18971967), English nuclear physicist, who shared the 1951 Nobel Prize for physics for designing the first  
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