 Eclecticism, Opportunism, and the Evolution
by Barbara J. Becker A Dissertation submitted to The Johns Hopkins University
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Eclecticism, Opportunism, and the Evolution
by Barbara J. Becker A Dissertation submitted to The Johns Hopkins University
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Unlocking the "Unknown Mystery of the True Nature of the Heavenly Bodies" |
The Astronomical Agenda: 1830-1870 |
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"A sudden impulse..." |
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Reception of Spectrum Analysis Applied to the Stars |
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Moving in the Inner Circle |
Cultivating Advantageous Alliances; Opportunism and Eclecticism |
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Margaret Huggins: The myth of the "Able Assistant" |
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Solar Observations at Tulse Hill |
The Red Flames |
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