The First Century of the Republic: a Review of American Progress
The First Century of the Republic: a Review of American Progress
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Mitchill, and was a monograph of the fishes of the State, illus- trated by six plates, containing sixty fig- ures. For years afterward the society was inactive, and after publishing the first part of a second volume in 1825, dissolved. The year 1814 saw also the birth of a society destined to have an extraordinary connec- tion with the growth of science in the Unit- ed 8tates generally — the Academy of Nat- ural Sciences of Philadelphia. This body commenced the publication of a Journal in May, ...1817, and in this first volume, as well as in all the succeeding ones, were publish- ed some of the most important papers on the animals, plants, and minerals of the country. A very considerable portion of our most familiar species of animals was, in fact, first made known in that journal, and in the earlier volumes Say and Lesueur published their classical memoirs. In 1818 the Lyceum of Natural History in the city of New York was organized, and a new im- petus was given to the cultivation in that city of the natural sciences, and Mitchill, Leconte, Cooper, De Kay, and others con- tributed numerous articles to the pages of its Annals.
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Mitchill, and was a monograph of the fishes of the State, illus- trated by six plates, containing sixty fig- ures. For years afterward the society was inactive, and after publishing the first part of a second volume in 1825, dissolved. The year 1814 saw also the birth of a society destined to have an extraordinary connec- tion with the growth of science in the Unit- ed 8tates generally — the Academy of Nat- ural Sciences of Philadelphia. This body commenced the publication of a Journal in May, ...1817, and in this first volume, as well as in all the succeeding ones, were publish- ed some of the most important papers on the animals, plants, and minerals of the country. A very considerable portion of our most familiar species of animals was, in fact, first made known in that journal, and in the earlier volumes Say and Lesueur published their classical memoirs. In 1818 the Lyceum of Natural History in the city of New York was organized, and a new im- petus was given to the cultivation in that city of the natural sciences, and Mitchill, Leconte, Cooper, De Kay, and others con- tributed numerous articles to the pages of its Annals.
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