Papers, 1857-1895.

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Papers, 1857-1895.

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This small collection of the lectures and debates and early writings of Babcock touch on his scientific interests and his performance as a schoolboy at Boston English High School. A bound volume of Babcock's high school compositions, 1857-1860, also includes material from an editorial stint as editor for the Berkeley Literary Association, 1862-1865, and some debating manuscripts on women's rights, 1862-1869. There are also two manuscripts for lectures: the first was "The Modern Science of Christianity," delivered in Boston in 1865, and "The Chemical History of a Grain of Salt," delivered twenty times in the period, 1870-1895.

3 v. ; octavo.

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English High School (Boston, Mass.)

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Babcock, James Francis, 1844-

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James Francis Babcock (1844-1897) was a chemist in Boston, Mass., from 1861 to 1897. From the description of Papers, 1857-1895. (American Antiquarian Society). WorldCat record id: 191259128 ...