Excerpt from Studies in the History and Method of Science

First, to place at the disposal of the general student a collection that will enable him to acquire a knowledge of the development of science and scientific conceptions.

Secondly, to assist the special student in research (a) by placing him in relationship with investigations already undertaken, (b) by collecting information on the sources and accessibility of his material, and (c) by providing him with facilities to work up his material.

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