| Engineering |
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| Engineering |
Herrin, Dean. America Transformed: Engineering and Technology
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| Engineering |
Jacobson, Charles David.
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| Engineering |
Moehring, Eugene P. Public
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|
| Engineering |
Pierce, Morris A. "The Introduction of Direct Pressure Water Supply,
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| Engineering |
Pinney, Benjamin William.
"Projects, Management, and Protean Times: Engineering Enterprise in the United States,
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| Engineering |
Reynolds, Terry S., editor.
The
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A Historical Anthology from Technology
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|
| Engineering: Biographical |
Greenwood, Richard E. "‘Scientific
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| Engineering: Biographical |
Larkin, F. Daniel. John B.
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State University
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| Engineering: Biographical |
Meier, Michael T. "Caleb Goldsmith Forshey: Engineer of the Old
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| Engineering: Canada |
Ball, Norman R. Mind,
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distributed by Chicago:
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| Engineering: Institutional |
Freese, Simon W. and
Deborah Lightfoot Sizemore. A Century in the Works: Freese and Nichols
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A&M University
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| Engineering: Institutional |
Haugh, C. James. The
Mechanical Feature: 100 Years of Engineering at Mississippi State
University. 160pp. Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 1992. |
| Engineering: Institutional |
Norrell, Robert J. A Promising
Field: Engineering at Alabama,
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University of Alabama Press, 1990. |
| Engineering: Institutional |
Rochester Engineering Society. Century of Engineering in Rochester, 1897-1997.
206pp. Rochester, N.Y.: Rochester
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| Engineering: Pictorial
works |
Greenhill, Ralph. Engineer’s Witness.
214pp. Boston: Godine, 1985. (Photographs of engineering and industrial works, with commentary) |
| Engineering (chemical) |
Furter, William F., editor.
A
Century of Chemical Engineering. Papers
from a symposium, Las Vegas,
August 1980. 464pp. New York: Plenum, 1982. (International in scope) |
| Engineering (chemical) |
Peppas, Nicholas A.,
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1888) to Present. (Chemists and
Chemistry). 414pp. Dordrecht / Boston
/ London:
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| Engineering (civil and military) |
King, R. W., editor.
Naval
Engineering and American
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| Engineering (civil and military) |
Maynard, W. Barksdale. Architecture in the United States,
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Conn.: Yale University
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| Engineering (civil and military) |
National Congress on Civil
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Engineering History and
Heritage, October 10-13,
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Rogers and Augustine J. Fredrich. Sponsored by American Society of Civil
Engineers Committee on History and Heritage... 508pp. Reston, Va:
American Society of Civil Engineering, 2001. (Includes US topics) |
| Engineering (civil and military) |
National Congress on Civil
Engineering History and Heritage (4th: 2002: Washington, D.C.).
American Civil Engineering History: The
Pioneering Years: Proceedings of the Fourth National Congress on Civil
Engineering History and Heritage, November 2-6, 2002,
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Committee on History and Heritage, ASCE National Capital Section. Edited by
Bernard G. Dennis, Jr. and others. 548pp. Reston, Va:
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| Engineering (civil and military) |
Owens, Jeffrey Alan.
"Holding Back the Waters: Land Development and
the Origins of Levees on the Mississippi,
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University, 1999) |
| Engineering (civil and military) |
Pabis, George S. "Restraining the Muddy Waters: Engineers and Mississippi River Flood Control, 1846-1881." DAI 57/11 (1997): 4901-A. (Doct.
diss., University of Illinois at Chicago, 1996) |
| Engineering (civil and military) |
Pfatteicher, Sarah K.
"Death by Design: Ethics, Responsibility, and
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Diss., University
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| Engineering (civil and military) |
Rilling, Donna J. Making
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2000. |
| Engineering (civil and military) |
Schneiders, Robert K.
"Dams Across the Wide Missouri: Water Transportation, the Corps
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| Engineering (civil and military) |
Schubert, Frank N. Vanguard of
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160pp. Washington,
D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1980. |
| Engineering (civil and military) |
Thienel, Phillip M. Mr. Lincoln’s Bridge
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| Engineering (civil and military) |
Woods, Mary N. From Craft
to Profession: The Practice of Architecture in Nineteenth-Century America.
265pp. Berkeley: University
of California Press,
1999. |
| Engineering (civil and military): Artifacts,
instruments, substances |
Danko, George M. "The Evolution of the Simple Truss Bridge 1790-1850:
From Empiricism to Scientific Construction."
DAI 40/03 (1979): 1567-A. (Doct. diss., University of Pennsylvania, 1979) |
| Engineering (civil and military): Artifacts,
instruments, substances |
Dreicer, Gregory K. "The Long Span: Intercultural Exchange in Building Technology:
Development and Industrialization of the Framed Beam in Western
Europe and the United
States, 1820-1870." DAI 54/07
(1994): 2712-A. (Doct. diss., Cornell
University, 1993) |
| Engineering (civil and military): Artifacts,
instruments, substances |
Great East River Bridge, 1883-1983. 180pp.
New
York: Brooklyn Museum, distributed by Abrams, 1983.
(Brooklyn
Bridge exhibition
catalogue) |
| Engineering (civil and military):Artifacts,
instruments, substances |
Haw, Richard. The Brooklyn
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Press, 2005. |
| Engineering (civil and military):Artifacts,
instruments, substances |
Jackson, Robert W. Rails Across the Mississippi: A History of the St. Louis Bridge. 265pp. Champaign: University of Illinois
Press, 2001. |
| Engineering (civil and military): Artifacts,
instruments, substances |
Jandl, H. Ward, editor.
The
Technology of Historic American Buildings: Studies of the Materials, Craft
Processes, and the Mechanization of Building Construction. 224pp. Washington, D.C.: Published by the Foundation for Preservation
Technology by the Association for Preservation Technology, 1983. |
| Engineering (civil and military): Artifacts,
instruments, substances |
Kranakis, Eda. "Technological Styles in America and France in the
Early Nineteenth Century: The Case of the Suspension Bridge." DAI 43/05 (1982): 1658-A. (Doct.
diss., University of Minnesota, 1982) |
| Engineering (civil and military): Artifacts,
instruments, substances |
Kranakis, Eda. Constructing
a Bridge: An Exploration of Engineering Culture, Design, and Research in
Nineteenth-Century France
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| Engineering (civil and military): Artifacts,
instruments, substances |
Landau, Sarah Bradford and
Carl W. Condit. Rise of the New
York Skyscraper, 1865-1913. 478 pp. New Haven: Yale
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|
| Engineering (civil and military): Artifacts,
instruments, substances |
Latimer, Margaret, Brooke
Hindle and Melvin Kranzberg, editors. Bridge to the Future: A Centennial
Celebration of the Brooklyn
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424 (May 1984), 355pp. (Includes 30
papers) |
| Engineering (civil and military):Artifacts,
instruments, substances |
Plowden, David. Bridges: The Spans of North
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published in 1974) |
| Engineering (civil and military): Artifacts,
instruments, substances |
Shapiro, Mary J. A Pictorial
History of the Brooklyn
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1983. |
| Engineering (civil and military): Artifacts,
instruments, substances |
Simpson, Pamela H. Cheap,
Quick, & Easy: Imitative Architectural Materials, 1870-1930. 215pp. Knoxville: University
of Tennessee Press,
1999. |
| Engineering (civil and military): Artifacts,
instruments, substances |
Wermiel, Sara E. "Nothing Succeeds Like Failure: The Development of
the Fireproof Building in the United
States, 1790-1911." DAI 57/03
(1996): 1296-A. (Doct diss.,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1996) |
| Engineering (civil and military): Artifacts,
instruments, substances |
Wermiel, Sara E. The
Fireproof Building: Technology and Public Safety in the Nineteenth Century America.
(Studies in Industry and Society). 301pp. Baltimore and London:
Johns Hopkins University
Press, 2000 |
| Engineering (civil and military): Biographical |
Baker, Paul R. Richard Morris
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| Engineering (civil and military): Biographical |
Dickinson, William C., Dean
A. Herrin, and Donald R. Kennon, editors. Montgomery
C. Meigs and the Building of the Nation’s Capital. (Perspectives on the
art and architectural history of the United States Capitol). 198pp. Athens, Ohio:
Published for the United
States Capitol Historical Society by Ohio University
Press, 2001. |
| Engineering (civil and military): Biographical |
Griffin, Walt. "George W. Goethals and the Panama
Canal." DAI 49/08 (1989): 2365-A. (Doct. diss., University of Cincinnati, 1988) |
| Engineering (civil and military): Biographical |
Hunter, Robert F. and Edwin
L. Dooley, Jr. Claudius Crozet: French Engineer in America,
1790-1864. 224pp. Charlottesville: University Press of Virginia, 1989. |
| Engineering (civil and military): Biographical |
Jackson, Robert Wendell.
"James Eads, the St. Louis Bridge,
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DAI 59/09 (1999): 3513-A. (Doct. diss., University of Texas, Austin, 1997) |
| Engineering (civil and military): Biographical |
Kundahl, George. Confederate
Engineer: Training and Campaigning with John Morris Wampler. (Voices of the Civil War). 336pp. Knoxville: University
of Tennessee Press,
2000. |
| Engineering (civil and military): Biographical |
Liscombe, R. W. Altogether
American: Robert Mills, Architect and Engineer, 1781-1855. 372pp. New York: Oxford
University Press, 1994.
|
| Engineering (civil and military):Biographical |
Lupold, John S. and Thomas
L. French. Bridging Deep South Rivers: The Life and Legend of Horace King.
335pp. Athens: University of Georgia Press, 2004. (Nineteenth-century
African-American engineer) |
| Engineering (civil and military):Biographical |
Mulholland, Catherine. William Mulholland and the Rise of Los Angeles. 411pp.
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| Engineering (civil and military): Biographical |
Wojcik, Susan Brizzolara.
"Thomas U. Walter and Iron in the United States
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DAI 60/02 (1999): 268-A. (Doct. diss., University of Delaware, 1998) |
| Engineering (civil and military): District
of Columbia |
Cowdrey, Albert E. A City for
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| Engineering (civil and military): Florida |
Buker, George E. Sun, Sand and
Water: A History of the Jacksonville District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,
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E. Buker, [1980?]. |
| Engineering (civil and military): Illinois |
Tweet, Roald. A History
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Rock
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| Engineering (civil and military): Institutional |
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| Engineering (civil and military): Institutional |
Pearcy, Matthew T. "A History of the Mississippi
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Program of Flood Control for the Lower
Mississippi Valley." DAI 57/07 (1997): 3213-A. (Doct.
diss., University of North Texas, 1996) |
| Engineering (civil and military): Institutional |
Shallat, Todd A. "Structures in the Stream: A History of Water,
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| Engineering (civil and military): Institutional |
Shallat, Todd A. Structures
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(American Studies Series). 276pp. Austin: University
of Texas Press, 1994.
|
| Engineering (civil and military): Institutional |
Smith, Mark Andrew, "The
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66/02 (2005): 735-A. (Doct. diss., University of Alabama, 2004) |
| Engineering (civil and military):Institutional |
Thomas, Mary Margaret.
"Science, Military Style: Fortifications, Science, and the United States
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63/08 (2003): 2987-A. (Doct. diss., University
of Minnesota,
2002) |
| Engineering (civil and military): Institutional |
Traas, Adrian George.
From the
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| Engineering (civil and military): New York |
Goldman, Joanne Abel.
Building
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| Engineering (civil and military): New York |
Revell, Keith D. Building
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| Engineering (civil and military): Pictorial
works |
Carter, Edward C. II, John
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1795-1820. 400pp. New Haven: Yale
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| Engineering (civil and military): Sources
(archival) |
Carter, Edward C. II and
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|
| Engineering (civil and military): Sources
(archival) |
Stapleton, Darwin H.,
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| Engineering (civil and military): Sources
(archival) |
Van Horne, John C. and Lee
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the Maryland
Historical Society, 1984-1988. (Vol. 1,
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| Engineering (civil and military):Washington |
Willingham, William F.
Northwest Passages: A History of the Seattle District U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers, 1896-1920. Based in part on research by Robert E. Ficken. 156pp.
[Seattle, WA]: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle District, 1992.
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| Engineering (electrical) |
Century of Electricals: A Brief History of the
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48pp. New York: Center for the History of Electrical Engineering,
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| Engineering (electrical) |
Century of Honors: The First One-Hundred Years of
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Electronics Engineers], 1984. |
| Engineering (electrical) |
McMahon, A. Michal. The Making
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| Engineering (electrical) |
Rosenberg, Robert Arthur.
"Academic Physics and the Origins of
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| Engineering (electrical):
Biographical |
Kline, Ronald R. "Charles P. Steinmetz and the Development of
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DAI 44/09 (1984): 2865-A. (Doct. diss., University of Wisconsin, 1983) |
| Engineering (electrical):
Biographical |
Kline, Ronald R. Steinmetz:
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Baltimore: Johns
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| Engineering (electrical):
Biographical |
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| Engineering (electrical):
Institutional |
Geddes, L. A. A Century
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With the assistance of Kari Blaho and others.
307pp. West Lafayette, Ind.: School
of Electrical Engineering,
Purdue University, 1988. |
| Engineering (electrical):
Institutional |
Harkness, Jon M., Thomas J.
Higgins, Vincent C. Rideout and James J. Skiles, editors. Electrical
Engineering at the University
of Wisconsin in Madison, 1891-1991.
334pp. Madison: Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering,
University of Wisconsin, 1991. |
| Engineering (electrical):
Institutional |
Wildes, Karl and Nilo
Lindgren. A Century in Electrical Engineering and Computer
Science at MIT, 1882-1982. 480pp.
Cambridge, Mass.: The MIT Press, 1985. |
| Engineering (mechanical): Institutional |
Foley, Brendan Patrick.
"Fighting Engineers: The U.S.
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Technology, 2003) |
| Engineering (mechanical):
Institutional |
Goldsmith, Werner. Mechanical
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The First 125 Years. 153pp. Berkeley: Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of California, 1997. |
| Engineering (mechanical):
Institutional |
Sinclair, Bruce and James
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1880-1980. 256pp. Toronto: University
of Toronto Press for
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| Engineering education |
Grayson, Lawrence P.
The Making
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and Canada.
290pp. New York / Chichester,
UK: John
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| Engineering education |
Kynell, Teresa C. Writing in a
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| Engineering
education |
Marcus, Alan E., editor. Engineering in a Land-Grant Context: The
Past, Present, and Future of an Idea. 198pp. West Lafayette, Ind.: Purdue
University Press, 2005. |
| Engineering
education: Institutional |
Betros, Lance, editor. West Point: Two Centuries and Beyond. 623pp. Abilene: McWhiney
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| Engineering education:
Institutional |
Bezilla, Michael. Engineering
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State University
Press, 1981. |
| Engineering
education: Institutional |
Crackel, Theodore J. West Point: A Bicentennial History.
370pp. Lawrence:
University Press of Kansas,
2002. |
| Engineering education:
Institutional |
Morrison, James L., Jr.
The Best School
in the World: West Point, the Pre-Civil War
Years, 1833-1866. 225pp. Kent, Ohio: Kent
State University
Press, 1986. |
| Engineering education:
Institutional |
Pappas, George S. To the
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| Entomology |
Geong, Hae-Gyung. "Exerting Control: Biology and Bureaucracy in the
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(2000): 4158-A. (Doct. diss.,
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| Entomology |
Horn, Tammy. Bees in America: How the Honey Bee Shaped
a Nation. 333pp. Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 2005. |
| Entomology |
Lockwood, Jeffrey Alan. Locust: The Devastating Rise and
Mysterious Disappearance of the Insect that Shaped the American Frontier.
294pp. New York:
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| Entomology |
Palladino, Paolo. Entomology,
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| Entomology |
Sorensen, Willis Conner.
"Brethren of the Net: American Entomology,
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| Entomology |
Sorensen, Willis Conner.
Brethren
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357pp. Tuscaloosa: University
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| Entomology: Bibliography |
Mason, Philip. "American Bee Books: An Annotated Bibliography of
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(1998): 4783-A. (Doct. diss., Cornell
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| Entomology: Biographical |
Barnes, Jeffrey K. Asa Fitch
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| Entomology: Biographical |
Henson, Pamela M. "Evolution and Taxonomy: J. H. Comstock’s Research School in Evolutionary Entomology at Cornell University, 1874-1930." DAI 51/05 (1990): 1745-A. (Doct.
diss., University of Maryland-College Park, 1990) |
| Entomology:
Massachusetts |
Spear, Robert J. The Great Gypsy Moth War: The History of
the First Campaign in Massachusetts to Eradicate the Gypsy Moth, 1890-1901.
308pp. Amherst: University of Massachusetts Press, 2005. |
| Entomology: Pictorial
works |
Abbot, John. John Abbot’s Insects of Georgia.
Reproduced from the original watercolors in
the Alexander Library, Wellington,
New Zealand.
Wellington, N.Z.: Alexander Turnbull Library Endowment Trust,
1983. |
