A Notice of the Origin Progress And Present Condition of the Academy of Natura
A Notice of the Origin Progress And Present Condition of the Academy of Natura
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Speakman, and each should invite such of his friends as might be found, on consultation, favorable to the formation of the proposed society.
On the evening of the 25th of January, 1812, in accordance with the engagement above stated, Dr. Gerard Troost, Dr. Ca- millus Macmahon Mann, Messrs. Jacob Gilliams, John Shinn, Jr. , Nicholas S. Parmantier, and John Speakman, assembled at the residence of the gentleman last named.
Mr. Speakman officiated as Chairman, and Dr. Mann acted 48 A NOTICE OF THE ...as Secretary, by the unanimous request of the company. The minutes are described to be those of " a meeting of gentlemen, friends of science, and of rational disposal of leisure moments. " It may be stated, after a careful examination of the archives and the traditions in the Society, that at this first meeting various plans of a society were submitted and discussed, and that, after having agreed upon the general basis, the details of organization were referred to a committee.
It was agreed that the exclusive object of the society should be the cultivation of natural science.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Speakman, and each should invite such of his friends as might be found, on consultation, favorable to the formation of the proposed society.
On the evening of the 25th of January, 1812, in accordance with the engagement above stated, Dr. Gerard Troost, Dr. Ca- millus Macmahon Mann, Messrs. Jacob Gilliams, John Shinn, Jr. , Nicholas S. Parmantier, and John Speakman, assembled at the residence of the gentleman last named.
Mr. Speakman officiated as Chairman, and Dr. Mann acted 48 A NOTICE OF THE ...as Secretary, by the unanimous request of the company. The minutes are described to be those of " a meeting of gentlemen, friends of science, and of rational disposal of leisure moments. " It may be stated, after a careful examination of the archives and the traditions in the Society, that at this first meeting various plans of a society were submitted and discussed, and that, after having agreed upon the general basis, the details of organization were referred to a committee.
It was agreed that the exclusive object of the society should be the cultivation of natural science.
What to read after A Notice of the Origin Progress And Present Condition of the Academy of Natura?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W S W William Samuel Waithman Ruschenberger to read onlineMoreLess
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