Embargo" was highest, and when every day brought fresh denunciations of him and his policy, he was carrying on his geological studies in the White House itself. Under his direction upward of three hundred specimens of fossil bones had been brought from... Contributions to the History of American Geology - Side 209af George Perkins Merrill - 1906 - 545 siderFuld visning - Om denne bog
| American Historical Association - 1890 - 450 sider
...fresh denunciations of him and his policy, he was carrying on his geological studies in the White House itself. Under his direction upward of three hundred...bones had been brought from the famous Big Bone Lick and spread in one of the large unfinished rooms of the Presidential mansion. Dr. Wistar was asked to... | |
| George Brown Goode - 1890 - 116 sider
...fresh denunciations of him and his policy, he was carrying on his geological studies in the White House itself. Under his direction upward of three hundred...bones had been brought from the famous Big Bone Lick and spread in one of the large unfinished rooms of the Presidential mansion. Dr. Wistar was asked to... | |
| George Brown Goode - 1890 - 116 sider
...direction upward of three hundred specimens of fossil bones had been brought from the famous Big Bone Lick and spread in one of the large unfinished rooms of the Presidential mansion. Dr. Wistar was asked to come to Philadelphia and select such as were needed to complete the collection... | |
| American Historical Association - 1890 - 448 sider
...as were needed to complete the collection of the Philosophical Society. The exploration of the lick was made at the private expense of Jefferson through the agency of General William Clarke, the Western explorer, and this may fairly be regarded as the beginning of American... | |
| 1890 - 506 sider
...him about the embargo, he was "carrying on his geological studies. Under his direction upward of 300 specimens of fossil bones had been brought from the famous Big Bone Licks and spread in one of the large unfurnished rooms of the presidential mansion." The very beginning... | |
| Thomas Jefferson - 1903 - 582 sider
...he was carrying on palosontological studies in the White House. Under his direction upwards of 300 specimens of fossil bones had been brought from the famous Big Bone Lick, and spread in one of the large unfinished rooms of the Presidential mansion. Doctor Wistar was asked... | |
| Thomas Jefferson - 1903 - 594 sider
...he was carrying en paleeoniological studies in the White House. Under his direction upwards of 300 specimens of fossil bones had been brought from the famous Big Bone Lick, and spread in one of the large unfinished rooms of the Presidential mansion. Doctor Wistar was asked... | |
| Thomas Jefferson - 1905 - 1186 sider
...procured from Shawangunk, in New York. studies in the White House. Under his direction upwards of 300 specimens of fossil bones had been brought from the famous Big Bone Lick, and spread in one of the large unfinished rooms of the Presidential mansion. Doctor Wistar was asked... | |
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