Excerpt from New Conceptions in Science With a Foreword on the Relations, of Science and Progress
A review Of the newest acquisitions to human knowledge, and the men and the countries that are foremost in this work - The astonishing activity of Germany and other European countries, as compared with America - The work of the Royal Institution of London, the Pasteur In stitute in Paris, and the need of such research institutions in this country Page 33.
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