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Published Works Cited Works Cited in All the Light Here Comes from Above: the Life and Legacy of Edward Hitchcock by Robert T. McMaster Updated 11/3/2020 Published works include books, journal articles and newspaper articles. Unpublished works are listed separately. AC Amherst College Archives and Special Collections, Amherst, Mass. AJS American Journal of Science and Arts AMM American Monthly Magazine and Critical Review EMJH Edward (Jr.) and Mary Judson Hitchcock Family Papers, 1840-1962 at AC EOH Edward & Orra White Hitchcock Papers at AC HD Henry N. Flynt Library, Historic Deerfield, Deerfield, Mass. HFP Hitchcock Family Papers at PVMA NAR North American Review PVMA Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association, Deerfield, Mass. Published Works Cited “Academic Honours,” AMM 4 (November 1818), 65. Acts and Resolves Passed by the General Court of Massachusetts in the Year 1863. Boston, Mass.: Wright and Potter, 1863. 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Student Life at Amherst College: Its Organizations, Their Membership and History. Amherst, Mass.: Hatch and Williams, 1871. D’Arienzo, Daria. “The ‘Union of the Beautiful with the Useful’: Through the Eyes of Orra White Hitchcock.” Massachusetts Review 51 (Summer 2010): 294-336. Damon, Samuel C., “Professor Edward Hitchcock,” Friend (Honolulu, HI), May 1, 1864. Daubeny, Charles. Sketch of the Geology of North America. Oxford, England: The Ashmolean Society, 1839. Dean, Dennis R. “Hitchcock’s Dinosaur Tracks,” American Quarterly 21 (Autumn 1969): 639-44. Deane, James. “Answer to the ‘Rejoinder’ of Prof. Hitchcock.” AJS 47 (July-September 1844): 399-401. ________. “Description of Fossil Footprints in the New Red Sandstone of the Connecticut Valley,“ AJS 48 (October-December 1844): 158-67. ________. “Fossil Footprints of Connecticut River.” Journal of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia 2nd ser. 2 (1850): 71-74, and plates. ________. 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