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This collection of essays examines select historical questions about the interrelationship between the sciences and Harvard University as an organizational, intellectual, and social context for science in the United States. The essays span the period from the seventeenth century to World War II.

This tool fills an important gap for all science collections. Choice

This valuable reference work is a supplement to Elliott's Biographical Dictionary of American Science. . . . Both public and academic library reference collections." Choice

This book explores the origins of Harris¿s scientific interests, his struggle to find a professional position and research resources, and his entomological investigations and library career. It also examines his development of strategies for publishing scientific and popular work.