Comets and Pesticides in a Golden Age of Science
A survey of works on comets and meteorites, pesticides in public health, and science history. Highlights include Brown on comets, Wharton on Silent Spring era pesticide concerns, and essays on Keynes, Kleist, Buber, and Pavlov with notes on publishing and cultural impact.
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America
James Wharton
Princeton University Press
Rachel Carson
James C. Waston
John Aynard Keynes
Milo Keynes
Ambridge University
Ress
John Maynardeynes
Hig
Wig
Lopokova
Bloomsbury
Virginia Woolf
Helbling
Heinrich von Kleist
Homburg
F. Catala Roca
Watson- Guptill
Ward
Spain
Aragon
Asturas
Basque- Navarre
Galicia
Estramadura
Castile
Andalusia
Leon
Mucia
Valencia
Catalonia
Balearics
Canary Islands
Pavlov
B. P. Bakin
Univ. of Chicago
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Peter Lancaster Brown
Taplinger
Brown
Golar
Dicine
John B. Taplinger
Harms
Journal OF Thet
Western Ave
Los Antes
Allen Robert
New Ain
Pachuca-Real de
Heinrich Wont
Robert Ke Helbing
New Directions
University of South Via Press
Columbia
Asia
Colin Mackerras
Inner Asia
Turkestan
Tien Shan
Russian Turkestan
Sinkiang Province
China
Europe
Wang Yang-ming
Julia Ching
Wang Shou-jen
Wang Yang-min
Warren
Dai Nippon Printing Company (International), Ltd
Hongkong
Martin Buber
Donald J. Moore
Jewish Publication Society of America
Buber
Samuel Whitman
Hangman’s Tide
John Buxton Hilton
St. Martin’s
Walker and Company
St. Martin’s Press
Mr. Hilton
Kenworthy
Wright
Sara Woods
Kenneth Giles
Margaret Erskine
Albert B. Ralston
Moise
World OF Reason
Tennessee Williams
Simon and Schuster
Williams
School of Writing
Thelma
Alabama
New York
Lance
Hollywood Boulevard
Rod Sciborski
J. Llorens Artigas
J. Corredor Matheos
Press- Telegram
Independent
Ivan Petrovich Pavlov
Dr. Babkin
Canada
Greil Marcus
Dutton
Dylan Thomas
Elvis Presley
Lincoln
Walt Whitman
Mark Twain
Harmofti¢a Frank
Sly Stone
Randy Newman
Lakewood
Long Beach
Norwalk
Bank Americard
Lakewood Shopping Center