The Maturing of American science: A portrait of science in public life drawn from the presidential addresses of the American Association for the ... 1920-1970 (AAAS miscellaneous publication)

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ISBN-10:

0871682125

ISBN-13:

9780871682123

Author(s): Robert H. Kargon
Released: Jan 01, 1974
Format: Hardcover, 250 pages

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