Science and the Nation
By: essays by Cambridge graduates, with an introd. by the Right Hon. Lord Moulton ... edited by A. C. Seward.
Publisher: University press
Published: 1917
Place of publication: Cambridge [Eng.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 328
Subjects: Science.
Table of contents: title: The national importance of chemistry, by W.J. Pope.; title: Physical research and the way of its application by W.H. Bragg.; title: The modern science of metals, pure and applied, by W. Rosenhain.; title: Mathematics in relation to pure and applied science, by E.W. Hobson.; title: The science of botany and the art of intensive cultivation, by F.W. Keeble.; title: Science in forestry, by W. Dawson.; title: Systematized plant-breeding, by R.H. Biffen.; title: An agricultural war problem, by T.B. Wood.; title: Geology as an economic science, by H.H. Thomas.; title: Medicine and experimental science, by F.G. Hopkins.; title: The "specific treatment" of disease, by G.H.F. Nuttall.; title: Flies and disease, by G.S. Graham-Smith.; title: The government of subject peoples, by W.H.R. Rivers.