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American astronomer (1855-1916)
Also known as: Percival Lawrence Lowell, Percy Lowell, Персиваль Лоуэлл, بيرسيفال لويل, 퍼시벌 로웰, パーシヴァル・ローウェル
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- Occult Japan
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- Early correspondence of the Lowell Observatory, 1894-1916