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A. HUNTER DUPREE FAMILY

INVENTORY

Subgroup I. A. Hunter Dupree Papers

Series 1. Academic Appointments

Box 1 Subseries 1. Tech

Texas Tech, History 231, 1950-1952 Texas Tech, History 430, 1951 Texas Tech, History 433, 1952 Texas Tech, History 436, 1951 Texas Tech, History 437, 1951

Subseries 2. UC Berkeley

Crisis at Berkeley, clippings and circulars, 1964-1969, n.d. (2 f) List of Ph.D and M.A. students from Berkeley and Brown, 1982, n.d. Progress at Berkeley, 1962 Student file of Pierce Mullen, 1961-1965 Student file of Ronald Numbers, 1968-1976

Box 2 Student file of James L. Penick, 1960-1965 Student file of Carroll W. Pursell, 1959-1969 Student file of Morgan Sherwood, 1960-1965 Student file of Donald Swain, 1959-1965

Subseries 3. Brown University

Box 2 (cont.)

Brown University; course, program, project proposals (sample), 1972, 1973, n.d. Brown University, course materials (sample), 1969-1978 List of Ph.D and M.A. students from Berkeley and Brown, *see Subseries 2 Student file of Angela Young, 1979-1983

Subseries 4. Other Institutions

Connections – Course by Newspaper, 1979 Southern Oregon State, scholar in residence, 1983 University of Minnesota, visiting professor, 1984 (2 f)

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Series 2. Biographical Files

Box 1 “A. Hunter Dupree, Historian of American Science,” by John Arrison, 1989-1990 Autobiography; Transcript of Ron Numbers tape, 1982 Bio-bibliographic file, c. 1957-1999 Charitable contributions (sample), c. 1947-1997 Childhood classwork (sample), n.d. Clippings, c. 1955-1983 “Encomium for A. Hunter Dupree” by Paul Forman, 1990 New York Academy of Sciences, Presidential , 1976 Professional membership evidence (sample), c. 1969-2005 Public school report cards, 1927-1938 Sarton certificate and response, 1990

Series 3. Committee and Advisory Post Files

Box 1 American Academy of Arts and Sciences General, 1972-1979, 1987 (4 f) Archives, 1989 History of Science Committee, 1973-1975 Knowledge in American Society, c. 1978-1982 (2 f) American Institute of Physics Committee on Post-War Science, 1978-1980 American Philosophical Society, 1971

Box 2 Atomic Energy Historical Advisory Committee, 1964-1973 (4 f) Bureau of Standards 75th Anniversary, 1971-1973 Citizens Commission on Science, Law, and the Food Supply, 1974 Danforth Study of Campus Ministries, 1964 Department of Mental Hygiene, California, 1962-1967 Encyclopedia Britannica, 1969-1970 Grant Proposal Evaluations (redacted), n.d. History of Science Society, 1953-1962 International Union on the History of Science, 1969-1971 Library of Congress Advisory Committee, 1959-1962 Merrimack Valley Textile Museum, 1978-1980

Box 3 Museum of American Textile History, 1986-1988 Museum of Science and Industry, 1973-1975

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Series 3. Committee and Advisory Post Files (cont.)

Box 3 (cont.)

NASA Historical Advisory Committee, 1973 National Academy of Sciences, Federal Support of Basic Research, 1964 National Academy of Sciences, Government-University Relationships in Support of Science, 1982 (4 f) National Air and Space Museum Research Advisory Committee, 1986 (2 f) National Council of the Churches of Christ, 1962-1963

Box 4 National Endowment for the Humanities, c. 1973-1981 National Science Foundation Board Report, 1976 Panel on Science and Technology, House Committee on Science and Astronautics, 1969-1973 (2 f) Preparation of a Program History of Project Saturn, 1968-1970 Science Guide Advisory Committee, “Science and the Citizen,” 1962-1965 (2f) Science and Public Policy Studies Group, MIT, 1967-1971 Smithsonian Council, 1976-1980 misc., c. 1964-1974 Society for the History of Technology Advisory Council, 1958-1961 Squirrel Island Library, 1980-1989 Wheaton College Technology Resource Center, 1982-1983

Series 4. Conference Files

Box 1 American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1971 American Universities Field Staff, Pre-Fascist Elements in Society, 1971 Chandler Symposium, Society for the History of Technology, 1978 Comment- Papers on “The Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory,” 1989 Conference on the Role of Education in American History, 1961 Conference on Science Manuscripts, 1961 Daedalus conferences, 1969-1971, 1973, 1974 Entrepreneurship and Technology, Society for the History of Technology, 1986 Galileo Quadricentennial, 1964 The Government and the Consumer: Evolution of Food and Drug Laws, 1962 Man and Nature seminar, 1979 New Challenges to the Rationality and Ethics of Science, 1972 Organization of American Historians, Cincinnati, 1966 Scientists and the Making of Public Policy- Gould House, 1962 Teaching Science and Ethics, 1975

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Series 5. Correspondence

Box 1 (chronological)

1941-1942 1943-1944 1946 1947-1948 A-Z, unidentified, 1949-1951 (15 f) A-O, 1951-1953 (10 f)

Box 2 P-Z, 1951-1953 (5 f) A-W, 1953-1954 (15 f) A-W, unidentified, 1955-1957 (14 f)

Box 3 A-W, unidentified, 1958-1959 (11 f) A-Z, unidentified, 1960-1961 (8 f) 1962-1963 1964-1965 1966 1967 (2 f)

Box 4 A-K, 1968-1973 (12 f)

Box 5 L-V, 1968-1973 (10 f)

Box 6 W-Z, unidentified, 1968-1973 (2 f) A-O, 1973-1976 (12 f)

Box 7 P-Z, unidentified, 1973-1976 (6 f) A-L, 1976-1979 (8 f)

Box 8 M-Z, unidentified, 1976-1979 (8 f) Summer, 1977 Summer, 1978 A-C, 1979-1983 (3 f)

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Series 5. Correspondence (cont.)

Box 9 (chronological, cont.)

D-Z, unidentified, 1979-1983 (13 f) Summer, 1981

Box 10 Summer, 1982 A-Z, 1983-1986 (16 f)

Box 11 Summer, 1983 Minnesota, 1984 A-S, unidentified, 1986-1987 (14 f) Summer, 1987 1988 (2 f) Summer, 1988

Box 12 1989 (2 f) 1990 (2 f) 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998

Box 13 1999-2001, 2003-2005 n.d.

( files)

Artz, Frederick B.; 1942-1945 Carr, Robert K.; 1966-1967 Duncan, Otis Dudley; 1982-1985 Elliot, Charles – Knopf, 1982-1984 Fletcher, Robert S.; 1943-1944, 1957

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Series 5. Correspondence (cont.)

Box 13 (cont.)

(name files, cont.)

Forman, Paul; 1964-1979, 1985-1998 (5 f) Hewlett, Richard G.; 1988-1993 Lyon, Bayard W.; 1941-1945 Massey, Walter; 1989-1999 Oberlin College, 1990-2000 Parsons, Talcott; 1978-1979 (2 f) Quinn, M.L.; 1987-1992 Wilkins, Ernest H.; 1942, 1944-1945

(subject files)

Artz, Frederick B. – AAAS Nomination, 1977 Associated Colleges of the Midwest, 1970

Box 14 Atomic Energy Commission, 1957 Crank mail, 1969-1977 Danielsʼ Book, Science in American Society, 1971-1972 University, 1965 John Frederick Oberlin Society, 1981-1985 Letters to Oberlin Class of 1942, 2006-2009 State University, 1969 Mississippi Valley Program, 1959-1960 Responses to “Knowledge Policy for Peace,” 1994 Retirement letters, 1981-1982 Sarton Medal letters, 1990-1991 Scheips on Quincy Wright, 1994 Wisconsin Experiment Station, 1959

Series 6. Daybooks and Journals

Box 1 Daybooks (sampled), 1961, 1964, 1968-1969, 1972-1973, 1978, 1980-1981 Morning notebook, 1971-1987

Box 2 Journal, 1948 Journal, Galapagos trip, 1979

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Series 6. Daybooks and Journals (cont.)

Box 2 (cont.)

Journal, North Pacific cruise, 1992 (2 f) Journal, Tahiti and Fiji cruise, 1987 (2 f) Misc. journal entries, 1991-2000 Morning notebook- description and transcription, 1971-1974; 2010

Series 7. Education

Subseries 1.

Box 1 The Academic Program at Harvard Graduate School: A Student Critique, 1948 Blue Books, 1946-1947 Essay- “Bougainville in the Pacific,” 1947 Essay- “An Estimate of Francis Parkmanʼs Works,” 1947 Essay- “Josiah Strong—Social Christian and Imperialist,” 1947 Essay- “This Man-of-War World: Melvilleʼs White Jacket,” 1947 Essay- “The Pacific Ocean in the Time of Dampier,” 1946 Essay- “Procedure In the Trial of Joan of Arc,” 1948 Essay- “Parkmanʼs ʻFrance and England in ,ʼ” 1947 Harvard misc., 1946-1948, n.d. Notecards for courses (sample), n.d. Notes for courses, 1946-1950, n.d. (6 f)

Box 2 Notes for courses, 1946-1950, n.d. (12 f)

Subseries 2. Oberlin College

Box 2 (cont.)

Blue Books, 1939-1942 (6 f)

Box 3 “Consequences of an Axis Victory” – essay contest entry, 1942 New York Times notebooks, 1941 Notes and Assignments for American History – Fletcher, 1940-1941 Notes and Assignments for History 9– Robinson; International Politics- Jaszi, 1940-1941 Notes and Assignments for – Horton; Legacy of Greece and - Karo, 1941-1942

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Series 7. Education (cont.)

Subseries 2. Oberlin College (cont.)

Box 3 (cont.)

Notes for The Bible, 1939-1940 Notes for Chinese – Ling, n.d. Notes for Economics – Pierce, 1940 Notes for English Literature – Sherman, 1939 Notes for Evolution of the State – Jaszi, 1942 (2 f) Notes for Honors Reading, 1940-1941 Notes for Intellectual History – Artz, 1940-1941 Notes for Medieval and Modern – Artz, 1939-1940

Box 4 Notes for Modern Architecture – Word, n.d. Notes for Philosophy – Nichol, 1940 Notes for Psychology – Finan and Liberman, 1941-1942 Synoptic Gospel assignments, 1939-1940 Term papers, 1940-1942, n.d. (2 f)

Series 8. Navy Files

Box 1 Diplomas, 1943-1944 Navigation notebook, n.d. Navigation and Tactical Radar Coursework, 1942-1944 (2 f) Orders and Correspondence, 1942-1946 Seamanship Coursework, 1942-1943 USS Tennessee misc., 1944-1945

Series 9. Special Topics

Subseries 1. Measurement

Box 1 Bibliography of writings by AHD on measurement, 1968-1990, compiled 1997 Bibliography of writings by others on measurement, compiled 2011 “English System for Measuring Fields” – Responses, 1971-1972 First International Congress of Historical Metrology, 1974-1975 Glassie – Measurement, 1971-1972 Historical Metrology, 1982-1985 Horn, Walter; 1959-1975

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Series 9. Special Topics (cont.)

Subseries 1. Measurement (cont.)

Box 1 (cont.)

Huddle, Frank – Measurement material, 1959-1975 Kebabian – Carpenterʼs Scales, 1971-1972 Kranzberg – Response to “A Measuring System from Rome to Modern Times,” 1969-1970 Lids, Victor; Measurement and Systems, 1971 “Measure is the Measure” – Comments by Horn and Swenson, 1969-1970 Measurement Correspondence, 1970-1974 Measurement Outlines, 1975 Measurement misc., n.d.

Box 2 Measurement – outlines, n.d. Metric System Debate, 1968-1975 (2 f) “Metrication as Cultural Adaptation” responses, 1974 NBS Metric Kit, 1974-1975 NEH Proposed Study on the History of Measurement, 1974 “The Pace of Measurement” correspondence, 1968 “The Pace of Measurement” responses, 1968-1970, n.d. “The Pace of Measurement” – Walter Horn response, 1968 Pace figures, n.d. Pace ideas, 1969-1971 Pace notes, n.d. (2 f) “Plan of St. Gall” correspondence, 1974-1975 Rich, R.P.; Units and Dimensions, 1978

Box 3 Transcript of tape of “Systems Group,” 1971 Writings by others on measurement, 1954, 1973-1978, n.d.

Subseries 2. Oklahoma City Bombing

Box 3 (cont.)

A Committed Public Servant in Oklahoma City: Letter to Brett, Billy, and Joey, 1995 Oklahoma City clippings, 1995-1996, 2000, 2004 Oklahoma City notes, 1995 Oklahoma City responses, 1995

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Series 9. Special Topics (cont.)

Subseries 2. Oklahoma City Bombing

Box 3 (cont.)

Thompson, Toby – correspondence, 1994-2000

Subseries 3. Sociobiology

Box 3 (cont.)

American Academy of Arts and Sciences Sociobiology Workshop, 1977 (2 f) American Academy, Social and Biological Theory, 1976 Bibliography of writings by others on sociobiology, compiled 2011 Biological and Social Theory, Daedalus, 1974 (2 f) Biosociology misc., n.d. Book reviews by other individuals, 1968-1976, n.d. (2 f)

Box 4 Dialogues with Parsons – Martin Martel, 1973-1975 Memorandum: The Telic Environment of Humans, 1974 Minutes – Discussion Group on Evolution and Ethics, 1975-1976 Parsons articles, 1965-1976 Parsons conference, 1976 Parsons misc., n.d. Parsons, “A Paradigm of the Human Condition,” with correspondence, 1977 Parsons Project, 1976-1977 Parsons rejected NSF article, “Social Science: A Basic National Resource,” 1948 Parsons seminar at Brown, 1973 Social and Biological Theory, 1971-1973 Sociobiology conference, Daedalus, 1972

Box 5 Transcript of Daedalus conference, 1974 Writings by others, 1964-1976, n.d. (3 f)

Series 10. Talks and Presentation Files

Box 1 (arranged chronologically)

“Nationalism and Science,” 1951 “The Problem of Scientific Biography,” 1953

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Series 10. Talks and Presentation Files (cont.)

Box 1 (cont.)

(arranged chronologically)

“The Federal Government and Science,” 1957 “Asa Gray and American Geology,” 1958 “Asa Gray and the Flora of ,” 1958 Statement on Bill S. 676 to Senate Committee, 1959 “Public Education for Science and Technology- An Appraisal of the Problem,” 1960 “The Morrill Act and Science,” 1962 “Federal Support of Science in the Universities, 1940-1950,” 1963 “The Politics of Science,” 1963 “Institutional Change in Science in Technology, 1850-1873,” 1964 “Science and Foreign Policy,” 1964 “The Structure of the Government-University Partnership After WW II,” 1964 “Government and Science and the Modern University,” 1965 “Paths to the Sixties,” 1965 Statement before House Research and Technical Programs Subcommittee, 1965 “Science in American Civilization,” 1966 Statement for “Coordination of Federal Science Activities,” 1966 “Technology Assessment and History,” 1967 “The Changing Government-University Partnership,” 1968 “Centralization of Federal Science Activities in an Age of Academic Unrest,” 1969 “Measure is the Measure of All Things,” 1969 “The Role of Science in the Attainment of National Goals,” 1969 “Darwin, Gray, and Statistics,” 1970 “Government-University Partnership,” Teach-in, 1970 “The Measuring Behavior of Americans,” 1970 “A New View of Measurement,” 1970 “A Rationale for a New Science Policy,” 1970 “Science Policy and the Government-University Partnership,” 1970 “A Fresh Look at Measurement,” 1971 “Has Chemistry Finally Solved the Mystery of Life?,” 1972 “The Humanity of Science,” 1972 “New Directions in 20th Century Science,” 1972 “Biological and Social Theories- A New Opportunity for a Union of Systems,” 1973

Box 2 “The National Pattern of American Learned Societies, 1796-1863,” 1973 “The Religious Factor in the History of Technological Development,” 1973

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Series 10. Talks and Presentation Files (cont.)

Box 2 (cont.)

(arranged chronologically)

“The World is Flat,” 1973 “From War to Postwar: The Evolution of Science Policy Structures 1944-1950,” 1974 “Science Policy and the Bomb,” 1974 “Symbol and Gene,” 1974 “Why is a Mile 5,280 Feet?,” 1974 “The National Academy of Sciences and the American Definition of Science,” 1975 “Science Advice and the Coming Energy Crisis,” 1975 “A Backward Glance at the Government-University Partnership Since WW II,” 1976 “The Future of Science Policy in Light of History,” 1976 “Joseph Priestley: An American Bicentennial,” 1976 “Science and the Spirit of the American Republic,” 1976 “Edward O. Wilson and the of Scientific Disciplines,” 1977 “Leon Cooper on Values,” Brown, 1977 Oscar E. Anderson Memorial Lecture, Oberlin College, 1978 “From Hiroshima to Apollo-Soyuz,” 1979 (with Marguerite Dupree) “Performer Crafts and Instrument Maker Crafts,” 1979 “The Social History of Measurement,” 1979 “ and the Religion of Science,” 1980 “Systems and the History of Technology,” 1980 “The Significance of the Plan of St. Gall for the History of Science and Technology,” 1984 “Sir and the Origins of Science Policy,” Bell Lecture, 1984 “John Quincy Adamsʼ Report Upon Weights and Measures,” 1988 “The Legacy of : A Science Policy for the Next President,” 1989

Box 3

“A Memory of Paul C. Mangelsdorf,” 1989 “Asa Grayʼs Strategy for in the Nineteenth Century and Today,” 1991 “Thoreau as Scientist: American Science in the 1850s,” 1991 “Chancellor Seaborg: Champion of Open Scholarly History and Science Policy,” 1994 “Glenn T. Seaborg, The Berkeley Campus, and the Discipline of Chemistry,” 1995

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Series 10. Talks and Presentation Files (cont.)

Box 3 (cont.)

(arranged chronologically)

“Morning Prayer Service,” Appleton Chapel; 1997 “Some Personal Memories of Carl Bridenbaugh,” 1997 “History of American Science and Technology: Reflections of a Historian,” 1998 “Officials, Counselors, and Scholars Build Science Policy for the Post War World,” 1998 “The Voice of God from Three Islands in Maine,” 1998 “Remembering War, Trusting in Peace” - Oberlin College Reunion, 2006

Series 11. Writings Files

Subseries 1. Asa Gray and Darwiniana

Box 1 Asa Gray, complete draft, n.d. (12 f)

Box 2 Calendar of the Letters of Darwin to Gray, published 1939 Correspondence related to Asa Gray (book), 1958-1960 Correspondence related to Darwiniana, 1962-1963 Correspondence with Johns Hopkins University Press, 1986-1989 Darwiniana editorʼs introduction draft and galley proof, n.d. Darwiniana, notes on the text, n.d. Darwiniana, reprint with new introduction, 1994 Gray-Folwell Letters (copies), c. 1830s (3 f) Harvard Press questionnaire, 1959 Historic letter file list, n.d. Letters to Asa Gray (copies), 1883-1885 List of Writings of Dr. Asa Gray, with an index, n.d. Preface to Asa Gray, 1988 Projected Biography of Asa Gray, 1951 *Research notecards and microfilm for Asa Gray filed at end of series, n.d. (Boxes 11-15, 19) Reviews of Asa Gray (book), 1959-1962, 1989-1990

Box 3 Transcriptions of correspondence, Darwin to Gray, c. 1855-1880 (2 f) Transcriptions of correspondence, Gray related, c. 1830-1860 Transcriptions of correspondence, Gray to Darwin, c. 1855-1877 (2 f)

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Series 11. Writings Files (cont.)

Subseries 1. Asa Gray and Darwiniana (cont.)

Box 3 (cont.)

Transcriptions of correspondence, Gray to Hooker, 1855-1861 (2 f) Transcriptions of correspondence, Hooker to Gray, 1844-1861 (2 f)

Box 4 Unfiled copies of Asa Gray related correspondence, c. 1830-1880 Unfiled misc. materials, c. 1950s, n.d. (2 f) Writings by Asa Gray (copies), 1856-1859

Subseries 2. Book Reviews

Box 4 (cont.)

Book Reviews, arranged chronologically, 1950-1995, 1999 (31 f)

Subseries 3. Published Articles

Box 5 and Box 6

Published Articles, arranged chronologically, 1951-1994, 2002-2003 (67 f) *A list of these articles is located in the appendix.

Subseries 4. Science in the Federal Government

Box 7

Advisory committee meetings, 1953-1955 Chronology, early draft, n.d. Complete draft, n.d. (5 f)

Box 8 Copies of committee letters, 1954-1955 Correspondence, 1953-1957 (22 f) Notes on chapter revisions, 1955-1956 Plan for A History of the Activities of The Federal Government in Science, 1953 Reprint correspondence and promotional materials, 1984-1986

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Series 11. Writings Files (cont.)

Subseries 4. Science in the Federal Government (cont.)

Box 8 (cont.)

Reprint introduction, 1986 *Research notecards and microfilm for Science in the Federal Government filed at end of series, n.d. (Boxes 16-19) Reviews, 1957-1958; 1987 Spanish translation correspondence, 1992 Writings by others about Science in the Federal Government, 1985,1987

Subseries 5. Unpublished Articles and Other Writings

Box 8 (cont.)

(arranged chronologically)

“The State University Graduate School and the Deluge,” 1959 Encyclopedia entries – Asa Gray, 1959, 1968-1971 Memorandum: Long-range plans for future research, 1960 “The Proposed Department of Science and Technology,” 1960 “The Morrill Act and Science,” 1962 Science and the Emergence of Modern America, 1865-1916 (editor); 1963 Report on “Studies in the History of Science in the Federal Government,” 1964 “Uses of Archival Materials,” 1965

Box 9 Encyclopedia entry – Kate Brandegee, 1966 Encyclopedia entries – Alexander Agassiz, , , 1968 “A Measuring System from Rome to Modern Times,” 1970 Memorandum: Science Policy Hearings for Summer of 1970, 1970 “An Elaboration on a System of Biological, Social, Cultural, and Physical Systems,” 1971 “Rhode Island Has Been Through It All Before—Legal Gambling as an Aid to Good,” 1972 “Humans, Chemicals, and Laboratory Animals—A Historical Background for Policymaking,” 1974 Reflections on “The Presidentʼs Science Advisory Complex, 1957-1968,” 1974 Memo: Journal of Meeting at Chicago Museum of Science and Industry, 1975 “American Science: The First 200 Years,” 1976 “A Backward Glance at the Government-University Partnership Since WW II,” 1976

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Series 11. Writings Files (cont.)

Subseries 5. Unpublished Articles and Other Writings (cont.)

Box 9 (cont.)

(arranged chronologically)

“Does Scholarship Mix with a Liberal Education?,” 1976 “A Historianʼs View of Cultural Evolution,” 1976 Comments on JT Bonnerʼs manuscript, “The Biological Basis of Culture,” 1978 “Darwinism and the Religion of Science,” 1980 “John Quincy Adams and the Uniformity of Weights and Measures in the U.S.,” 1980 “Christianity and the Scientific Community in the Age of Darwin,” 1981 “Early Retirement Option as a Creative Opportunity in the History of Science and Technology,” 1982 “The Scientific Community and the American Democracy,” 1982 “National Security and the Post-War Science Establishment: A Reinterpretation,” 1984 “The Global Experiment—The Earth Ecosystem,” 1986 “The History of Naval Gunfire Control, a self-interview,” 1986 Comments on Papers on Science in the Federal Government, 1987

Box 10

“Arthur M. Schlesinger and the History of American Science,” 1988 “George W. Dupree, Historian, and the Case of J. Evetts Haleyʼs The XIT Ranch; a self interview,” 1989 “Oberlin—An Isolated Intellectual Environment for George Frederick Wright?,” 1989 “Oscar Jasziʼs Influence on Hunter Dupree,” 1990 “President Bushʼs Peace Policy for Knowledge,” 1991 Memorandum: Plants of the Old and New World and the Instruments for Observing Them, 1991 “Science and Technology Advice for the President,” 1991 “The Art of the Instrument Maker: A Conversation with Victor Weisskopf,” 1991 “An Appreciation of Cyril Stanley Smith,” 1992 “Yellowstoneʼs History: Setting for Nature and Policy in the Era of Clinton and Gore,” 1992 Encyclopedia entry – Measurement, 1993 “Dr. James Morrow—Envoy of American Knowledge Policy with Perry to Japan,” 1994 A Renewed Dedication to “A Knowledge Policy for Peace,” 1994

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Series 11. Writings Files (cont.)

Subseries 5. Unpublished Articles and Other Writings (cont.)

Box 10 (cont.)

(arranged chronologically)

“Objective Test for Patentability: An Alternative to the of Genius,” 1994 “The Legacy of Quincy Wright,” letter to the editor, 1994 Letter to Donald Byerly, 1998 “Gunther Barth, Great Historian of American Culture,” 2004 American Science—Its History through Contemporary Eyes (editor), n.d. “Asa Gray and Evolutionary Ideas in America Before 1859,” n.d. “Barbed Wire and Civilization in Texas,” n.d. An Exhibit on the History of American Science, n.d. “The Federal Government and the Organization of Explorations in the Early Nineteenth Century,” n.d. “Government Science and the Theory of Laissez Faire in the 1880s,” n.d. “How Gray Became a Botanist,” n.d. “New Mexican Journey,” n.d. Note: Weights and Measures; Land Measurement, n.d. “Organizing Explorations: The Wilkes Expedition,” n.d. “The Rise and Fall of ,” n.d. “Science and the Issue of Peace and War,” n.d. “The Stowaway,” n.d. “The Tragedy of Basic Research—The Downfall of a Heretic Historian,” n.d. “What the Social Sciences Need Most—A Plan for Overtaking the Machine,” n.d.

Boxes 11-15

Research notecards for Asa Gray, n.d.

Boxes 16-18

Research notecards for Science in the Federal Government, n.d.

Box 19

Microfilm related to Asa Gray and Science in the Federal Government, n.d.

Note: Photographs – See Subgroup II Series 6

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Subgroup II. Family Papers

Series 1. A. Hunter Dupree

Box 1 Baby book, n.d. Letters received Betty Dupree, 1944-1946, 1949, 1951, c. 1954-1984 (9 f) George and Sarah Dupree, 1942, 1944-1945, 1947-1948 (5 f) Box 2 Letters received (cont.) George and Sarah Dupree, 1949-1957 (10 f) Box 3 Letters received (cont.) George and Sarah Dupree, 1958-1971, n.d. (12 f) Juanita Simmonds (parentsʼ housekeeper), 1966-1974

Box 4 Letters received (cont.) Other family members, c. 1946-2004, n.d. (5 f) Letters sent (copies) and received Anderson Dupree, Jr., c. 1975-1995, n.d. Marguerite Trainor (nee Dupree), c. 1967(1974-1984)-2000 (10 f)

Box 5 Scrapbook received from Betty Dupree (nee Arnold) during World War II, 1945

Series 2. Betty Dupree

Box 1 Address books, 1934, 1964, n.d. Autobiography, 1933, 1936 Autograph book, 1932 Calendars and daybooks (sample), 1946, 1958, 1967, 1973, 1980, 1990 Education - Childhood classwork (sample), 1930-1931 Education - Grade reports and transcripts, 1936-1940 Education - Harvard University extension courses, grades and exams, 1947-1949 Education - University of Washington blue books (sample), 1937-1940 Education - University of Washington term papers (sample), 1937-1940 Essay, “Personal Administration,” 1940 Essay, “Advertising Education Advances a Pace,” 1939-1940

Box 2 Journals and Diaries, 1931-1951

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Series 2. Betty Dupree (cont.)

Box 3 Journals and Diaries, 1974, 1980-1981, 1984, 1987-1992 Letters received A. Hunter Dupree, 1944-1946, 1949-1952, c. 1954-1979 (10 f) Alice Wanamaker, c. 1946-2002

Box 4 Letters received (cont.) G. Wright and Marguerite Arnold, 1933-1934, 1940-1942, 1944-1952 (11 f) Box 5 Letters received (cont.) G. Wright and Marguerite Arnold, 1953-1964 (14 f) Box 6 Letters received (cont.) G. Wright and Marguerite Arnold, c. 1965-1971 J. Edward Johnson, 1942-1943 (2 f) Letters received (cont.) Lamonte Minor, 1940-1941 Other family members, c. 1931-1986, n.d. (4 f) Patsy Gray, c. 1933-1997 List of used by A. Hunter Dupree in letters to Betty, 1944-1946 Membership cards, evidence of involvement in clubs, 1939, c. 1949-1990 Misc. documents and ephemera, 1933, 1944, 1948, 1956, 1958, 1999, n.d. Training materials, Frederick and Nelson department store, 1940-1945 (3 f)

Box 7 Training materials, Frederick and Nelson department store (cont.), 1940-1945 Watercolor paintings (sample), n.d. Wedding, guest register and clippings, 1946

Series 3. George W. Dupree

Oversize box

Awards and certificates, 1927, c. 1942-1973

Box 1 Biographical file, 1969-1973, n.d. Birth certificate (copy), 1957 Christmas card mailing lists, 1926-1934 Clippings, 1928, c. 1951(1962-1965)-1973, n.d.

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Series 3. George W. Dupree (cont.)

Box 1 (cont.)

Contributions in George W. Dupreeʼs name, 1973, n.d. Funeral register, 1973 Guest register, 50th wedding anniversary, 1966 Letters received A. Hunter and Betty Dupree, 1954-1960 (6 f) Box 2 Letters received (cont.) A. Hunter and Betty Dupree, 1961-1973 (7 f) Non-family members, 1914-1915, c. 1940-1972 (3 f) Other family members, 1914-1915, c. 1960-1972, n.d. (2 f) Sarah Dupree (nee Hunter), 1914 (4 f) Box 3 Letters received (cont.) Sarah Dupree (nee Hunter), 1915, n.d. (5 f) Letters sent (copies), 1964-1969 Marriage license, 1916 Misc. documents and ephemera, 1914, 1928, 1942, 1949, 1953, n.d. Personal Financial Ledger, 1958-1966 *Located in oversize box Service to Texas Tech, c. 1944-1971 Service to Westminster Presbyterian Church, 1963-1968, n.d. Wedgwood collection inventory and related documents, 1960-1963, n.d.

Series 4. Sarah Hunter Dupree

Box 1 Address book, n.d. Birth certificate (copy), 1957 Certificates, honors, and memberships (sample), 1913-1914, 1944, 1960-1969, n.d. Diaries, 1945-1964 (2 f) European vacation itinerary and journals, 1960 Funeral documentation, 1984 Letters received Betty Arnold, 1945 George Dupree, 1914-1915 (3 f)

Box 2 Letters received (cont.) George Dupree, 1915-1917, n.d. (3 f) Non-family members, c. 1909(1910-1914)- 1973

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Series 4. Sarah Hunter Dupree (cont.)

Box 2 (cont.)

Letters received (cont.) Other family members, c. 1905(1911-1912)-1914, c. 1940-1976, n.d. Memory book, “The Girl Graduate,” with enclosures, 1909-1911, n.d. Memory book, “Revelations of my Friends,” 1912 Notes for a lecture on child psychology (introduction by A. Hunter Dupree), 1928, 1994 Oberlin College blue book, n.d. Oberlin College notebooks, 1911 (2)

Box 3 Oberlin College notebooks, n.d. (2) Oberlin College and University of Texas scrapbook, 1910-1914 *located at the end of Subgroup II in a custom box Report cards, 1900-1902 University of Texas notebook (sample), 1913 Westminster Presbyterian Church mosaic dedication, 1959

Box 4 Daybooks (sampled), 1953, 1955, 1957, 1959, 1961, 1963, 1965, 1967

Series 5. Other Family Members

Box 1 Anderson and Lucia Hunter, family letters received, c.1912-1940, n.d. Arnold family genealogy file, c. 1800s, 1974, 1992, n.d. *Some documents included in oversize box Dorothy Simonds (nee Arnold), family letters received, 1939-1945, c. 1947-1986 (2 f) Dupree family genealogy file, c. 1953-2006, n.d. Eugene H. Arnold related documentation, 1940, n.d. Eugene and Mary Arnold family correspondence, c. 1899-1944 G. Wright and Marguerite Arnold, family letters received Betty Dupree (nee Arnold), 1936, 1939-1940, 1944-1947 (5 f) Box 2 G. Wright and Marguerite Arnold, family letters received (cont.) Betty Dupree (nee Arnold), 1948-1954 (8 f) Box 3 G. Wright and Marguerite Arnold, family letters received (cont.) Betty Dupree (nee Arnold), 1955, 1959-1965, 1968, c. 1968-1984 (8 f) Other family members, 1945-1954

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Series 5. Other Family Members (cont.)

Box 3 (cont.)

G. Wright and Marguerite Arnold, family letters received (cont.) Wright H. Arnold, 1946-1948, 1960-1965 (2 f) Box 4 G. Wright and Marguerite Arnold obituaries and related documents, 1971, 1986 George W. Arnold monument documentation, 1927 George W. Dupree, Jr. baby book and misc. documents, 1917-1923, 1941, 1982, n.d. Gertrude Millard (nee Arnold), family letters received, 1907, 1915, 1941-1953, c. 1960(1960-1963)-1987 (2 f) Hunter family genealogy file, 1924, 1935, 1953, 1987, 1992, n.d. Margaret McElheron, Family Bible, 1834 Margaret McElheron, Family Bible enclosures, 1844, 1860, 1871, n.d. Jones family letters c. 1800s transcribed by Sarah Dupree, 1954 Walter S. Hunter biographies, 1952-1958 Wright H. Arnold, family letters received Betty and Hunter Dupree, 1960-1965 (2 f) Box 5 Wright H. Arnold, family letters received G. Wright and Marguerite Arnold, 1960-1965 (5 f) Wright H. Arnold related documentation, 1945, 2007, n.d.

Series 6. Photographs

Box 1 A. Hunter Dupree, photographs related to professional career (15 images) American Universities Field Staff, Pre-Fascist Elements Conference, 1971 Asa Gray, images for book, n.d. (2) Atomic Energy Historical Advisory Committee, July 9, 1970, n.d. (6) Daedalus conference, n.d. Navy, class photograph, n.d. Navy, USS Tennessee, n.d. (2) Parsons seminar at Brown, 1973 (2) A. Hunter Dupree portraits, 1947, 1988, 1991, 1993, n.d. (12 images) The A. Hunter Duprees annual Christmas photographs, c. 1957-2003, n.d. (2 f) (36 images) A. Hunter and Betty Dupree, 1946, 1963, 1964, 1987, 2006, n.d. (8 images) Arnold Family Photographs (19 images) Arnold family group photograph, n.d. Betty and Wright Arnold, n.d. (2)

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Series 6. Photographs (cont.)

Box 1 (cont.)

Arnold Family Photographs (19 images) (cont.) Eugene Hamilton Arnold, n.d. Eugene H., G. Wright, and William G. Arnold, n.d. G. Wright Arnold (3) The G. Wright Arnolds, n.d. G. Wright and Marguerite Arnold, n.d. G. Wright and Marguerite Arnold head stones, n.d. (2) G. Wright and Mary Wright Arnold, n.d. Gertrude Arnold, n.d. Marguerite (Molherin) Arnold, n.d. (2) Mary Wright Arnold, n.d. Mary and Eugene Arnold, n.d. William G. Arnold, n.d. Betty Dupree (nee Arnold) portraits, 1964, 2003, n.d. (8 images) George Dupree Portraits, n.d. (11 images) *one portrait located in oversize box The George Duprees, family photographs, 1961, n.d. (5 images) George and Sarah Dupree event photographs (10 images) George Dupree 80th birthday, 1970 George Dupree receiving honorary Doctor of Laws degree, 1965 George Dupree receiving service award for Pioneer Gas Co., 1962 Groundbreaking for dormitories at Texas Tech, 1965 Groundbreaking for Texas Tech Law School, 1968 Unidentified events, n.d. (2) Westminster Presbyterian Church mosaic dedication, 1959 (3) Group photographs (8 images) A. Hunter Duprees with unidentified at Cave of the Winds, 1961 George Dupree and the Men of Westminster, 1961 George Dupree with unidentified, n.d. (2) George Dupree with unidentified, Annual Tech Coaching Dinner, 1933 George Dupree with unidentified, Rugby Champions, 1907 George Dupree with unidentified, YMCA, n.d. Sarah Hunter Dupree with unidentified, the Vatican, Oberlin, n.d. Other individuals and family members (11 images) Bessie, Grace, and Sarah Hunter, n.d. George W. Dupree, Jr., 1943, 1973, n.d. (4) Jackie Moore, 1947 (2) Louisa Molherin, n.d. Lynn Dupree, 1962

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Series 6. Photographs (cont.)

Box 1 (cont.)

Other individuals and family members (11 images) (cont.) Marguerite Molherin with family, n.d. Sir John Wedgwood with China from the Dupree Collection, 1963 Photographs of Betty Dupreeʼs paintings, 2003 (7 images) Sarah Hunter Dupree portraits, n.d. (9 images)

APPENDIX

PUBLICATIONS OF A. HUNTER DUPREE

All published articles listed are located in Subgroup I. Series 11. Subseries 3, except 3.) Sir Joseph Banks and the Origins of Science Policy, 1984, and 8.) “Statement on Bill S. 676,” 1959, which are both listed in Subgroup I. Series 10. Talks and Presentation Files. The following articles are not included in the collection: 43.) “Perspectives for Viewing American Science,”1976; 56.) “Dialogue: Reply [to Mott T. Greene].” 1989; and 59.) “Christianity and the Scientific Community in the Age of Darwin,” 1986.

I. Books.

1) As author. 1) 1957. Science in the Federal Government: A History of Policies and Activities to 1940. Cambridge, MA: Belknap Press of Harvard University Press. 2) 1959. Asa Gray 1810-1888. Cambridge, MA: Belknap Press of Harvard University Press. 3) 1984. Sir Joseph Banks and the Origins of Science Policy. James Ford Bell Lectures No. 22. Minneapolis: Associates of the James Ford Bell Library. 4) 1986. Science in the Federal Government: A History of Policies and Activities. Baltimore and : Johns Hopkins Paperbacks. [New preface by AHD.] 5) 1988. Asa Gray: American Botanist, Friend of Darwin. Baltimore and London: Johns Hopkins Paperbacks. [New preface by AHD.]

2) As editor. 1) 1963. Asa Gray, Darwiniana. John . Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. 2) 1963. Science and the Emergence of Modern America. Chicago: Rand-McNally.

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3) 1980. [With intro. by AHD] John Quincy Adams, Report upon Weights and Measures. New York: Arno Press.

II. Published Articles. As author.

1) 1951. “Some Letters from to Jeffries Wyman.” Isis 42: 104-110. 2) 1952. “Thomas Nuttallʼs Controversy with Asa Gray.” Rhodora 54: 293- 303. 3) 1953. “Science vs. the Military: Dr. James Morrow and the Perry Expedition.” Pacific Historical Review 22: 29-37. 4) 1953. “Jeffries Wymanʼs Views on Evolution.” Isis 44: 243-245. 5) 1956. “Asa Gray and Downing: A Bibliographical Note.” Rhodora 58: 243-245. 6) 1957. “The Foundation of the National Academy of Sciences—A Reinterpretation.” American Philosophical Society, Proceedings 101: 434- 440. 7) 1958. “The Real Challenge to Dr. Killian.” Science and Technology Acts of 1958. Hearings before the Subcommittee on Reorganization of the U.S. Senate Committee on Government Operations, 85th Congress, 2nd Session. Reprinted as “The Challenge to Dr. Killian.” California Engineer 37: 20-21, 54-55. 8) 1959. “Statement on Bill S. 676 to Senate Committee on Government Operations.” Create a Department of Science and Technology. U.S. Congress, Committee on Government Operations, Subcommittee on Reorganization and International Organization, 86th Congress, 1st Session. Reprinted in J.L. Penick, Jr., et al., The Politics of American Science: 1939 to the Present. Chicago: Rand-McNally, 1965. 9) 1959. “The First Darwinian Debate in America: Gray Versus Agassiz.” Daedalus 88: 560-569. 10) 1960. “Influence of the Past: An Interpretation of Recent Development in the Context of 200 Years of History.” American Academy of Political and Social Science, Annals 327: 19-26. 11) 1960. [with Leslie H. Fishel, Jr.] “An Eyewitness Account of the New York Draft Riots, July, 1863.” Mississippi Valley Historical Review 47: 472-479. 12) 1961. “Public Education for Science and Technology.” Science 134: 716- 718. 13) 1962. “What Manuscripts the Historian Wants Saved.” Isis 53: 63-66. 14) 1962. “Government and Science in an Age of Scientific Revolution.” Science 135: 1119-1121. 15) 1963. “Central Scientific Organization in the United States Government.” Minerva 1: 454-469.

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16) 1964. “Nationalism and Science—Sir Joseph Banks and the Wars with France.” David H. Pinckney and Theodore Ropp, eds. A Festschrift for Frederick B. Artz. Durham: Duke University Press. 37-51. 17) 1965. “Science in America—A Historianʼs View.” Journal of World History 8: 613-619. 18) 1965. “Science and Technology.” David T. Gilchrist and W. David Lewis, eds., Economic Change in the Civil War Era. Greenville, DE: Eleutherian Mills-Hagley Foundation. 117-122. 19) 1965. “Paths to the Sixties.” David L. Arm, ed., Science in the Sixties. Albuquerque, NM: University of New . 1-9. 20) 1965. “The Structure of the Government-University Partnership after World War II.” Bulletin of the History of Medicine 39: 245-251. 21) 1966. “The History of American Science—A Field Finds Itself.” American Historical Review 71: 863-874. 22) 1967. “Two Universities in Conflict.” Humanity 3: 3-5. Also printed in Oberlin Alumni Magazine 63 (Dec. 1967): 15-18. 23) 1968. “Will Oberlin be Another Berkeley?” Oberlin Alumni Magazine 64 (February 1968): 5-7. 24) 1968. “The Pace of Measurement from Rome to America.” Smithsonian Journal of History 3 (Fall, 1968): 19-40. 25) 1969. “The Crisis in Authority.” Brown Alumni Monthly 70 (October 1969): 12-17. 26) 1969. “Comment: The Role of Technology in Society and the Need for Historical Perspective.” Technology and Culture 10: 528-534. 27) 1970. “A New Rationale for Science.” Saturday Review February 7, 1970. 55-57. 28) 1970. “New Policy for the Government-University Partnership.” Science 169: 131. [Lead editorial] 29) 1970. “A Call for a New Science Policy.” Subcommittee on Science, Research, and Development, Committee on Science and Aeronautics, U.S. House of Representatives, National Science Policy July 1970. 21-26. 30) 1970. “Historical Indicators: A Planetary Proposal.” Subcommittee on Science, Research, And Development, Committee on Science and Aeronautics, U.S. House of Representatives, National Science Policy July 1970. 906-911. 31) 1971. “The English System for Measuring Fields.” Agricultural History 45: 121-129. 32) 1971. “Science, Government, Military: What is the Proper Mixture?” Oberlin Alumni Magazine 67 (May/June 1971): 28-31. 33) 1971. “History Inscribed on the Land.” National Parks & Conservation Magazine September 1971, 24. 34) 1972. “The Great Instauration of 1940: The Organization of Scientific Research for War.” Gerald Holton, ed., The Twentieth-Century Sciences. NY: W.W. Norton, 443-467.

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35) 1972. “The Measuring Behavior of Americans.” George H. Daniels, ed., Nineteenth-Century American Science. Evanston: Northwestern University Press. 22-37. 36) 1972. “Science Policy and the Government-University Partnership.” Social Change and Human Behavior. Rockville, MD: National Institutes of Mental Health. 211-225. 37) 1973. “The Religious Factor in the History of Technological Development: The American Experience.” Anticipation 15 (December 1973): 37-40. [Conference of the World Council of Churches at Pont-a-Mousson, France] 38) 1974. “Metrication as Cultural Adaptation.” Science 185: 208. 39) 1975. “Biological and Social Theories—A New Opportunity for a Union of Systems.” Nicholas Steneck, ed., Science and Society: Past, Present, and Future. Ann Arbor: Press. 136-174. 40) 1975. “The Link between Carolingian, English, and American Length and Area Measurement.” Proceedings of the First International Congress of Historical Metrology, Zagreb, Yugoslavia, October 29, 1975. 41) 1976. “American Science: The First 200 Year.” Science Year: The World Book Science Annual, 1976. Chicago: Field Enterprises Educational Corporation (1976). 42) 1976. “History and Complexity.” The Brown Review, Vol. 7, No. 3, December 1976, 23-24. 43) 1976. “Perspectives for Viewing American Science.” Minerva 14: 143-150. 44) 1976. “The National Pattern of American Learned Societies, 1769-1863.” A. Oleson and Sanborn Brown, eds., Pursuit of Knowledge in the Early American Republic. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press. 21-43. 45) 1976. [with Talcott Parsons] “The Relations between Biological and Sociocultural Theory.” American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Bulletin. Reprinted in Zygon 2: 173-176. Reprinted in Talcott Parsons, Social Systems and Evolution in Action Theory, NY: Free Press, 1977, 118-121. 46) 1977. “Joseph Priestley: An American Bicentennial.” Robert A. Welch Foundation Conferences on Chemical Research, Proceedings 20: American Chemistry—Bicentennial. 10-35. 47) 1977. “ʼSociobiologyʼ and the Natural Selection of Scientific Disciplines.” Minerva 15: 94-101. 48) 1978. “From Hiroshima to Apollo-Soyuz: The History of Technology in the Contemporary World—Anderson Memorial Lecture.” Oberlin Alumni Magazine 74 (September/October 1978): 2-8. 49) 1979. “John Quincy Adams and the Uniformity of Weights and Measures in the United States.” International Committee on Historical Metrology, Proceedings 1979. [Delivered at International Congress for the History of Science, Edinburgh, Scotland, August 16, 1977]. 50) 1979. “the National Academy of Sciences and the American Definitely of Science.” Alexandra Oleson and John Voss, eds., The Organization of

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Knowledge in Modern America, 1860-1920. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press. 342-363. 51) 1979. “The Significance of the Plan of St. Gall to the History of Measurement.” Appendix to Walter Horn and Ernst Born, The Plan of St. Gall. 3 v. Berkeley: University of California Press. 129-140. 52) 1980. “A Historianʼs View of Advice to the President on Science: Retrospect and Prescription.” William T. Golden, ed. Science Advice to the President. New York and Oxford: Pergamon Press. 175-190. 53) 1983. “A Strategy for Those in of Alzheimerʼs Disease.” Rhode Island Medical Journal 66: 365-369. 54) 1985. “Catastrophe on Cunner Point.” Squirrel Island Squid, Vol. 20, No. 2, August 21, 1985. 55) 1985. “Eyes of Texas on the Maine of Fifty Years Ago” Squirrel Island Squid, Vol. 21, No. 1, September 23, 1986. 56) 1986. “Dialogue: Reply [to Mott T. Greene].” History of Science in America: News and Views 4: 2. 57) 1986. “The History of the Exploration of Space: From Official Historians to Contributors to Historical Literature.” Public Historian 8: 121-128. [Review of books on Space.] 58) 1986. “National Security and the Post-War Science Establishment in the United States.” Nature 323: 213-216. 59) 1986. “Christianity and the Scientific Community in the Age of Darwin.” David C. Lindberg and Ronald L. Numbers, eds., God and Nature: Historical Essays of the Encounter between Christianity and Science. Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press. 351-368. 60) 1988. “The Need for a New Start in Presidential Science Advice.” William T. Golden, ed., Science and Technology Advice to the President, Congress, and Judiciary. New York and Oxford: Pergamon Press. 126- 132. 61) 1989. “Harvard-by-the-Cuchara: A Century of Associations.” Harvard Papers in Botany No. 1: 1-9. 62) 1990. “Science Advising and the Founding Fathers: John Quincy Adams.” Kenneth W. Thompson, ed., The Presidency and Science Advising VII. University of Virginia: White Burkett Miller Center for Public Affairs, and Lanham, MD, NY, and London: University Press of America. 3-26. 63) 1990. “Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory: From Washington to Cambridge.” Journal of the History of Astronomy 21: 107-110. 64) 1990. “Science Policy in the United States: The Legacy of John Quincy Adams.” Minerva 28 (No. 3, Autumn 1990): 259-271. 65) 1991. “Asa Gray Saves Farlow for Harvard.” Newsletter of the Friends of the Farlow No. 18 (April 1991), 1-2. 66) 1991. “Thoreau as Scientist: American Science in the 1850s.” Delivered 10 July 1991 at Thoreau Society Jubilee, Worcester, MA.

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67) 1992. “Science and Technology.” The Encyclopedia of the United States Congress, vol. 4. New York: Simon & Schuster, (1992), 1759-1767. 68) 1993. “Thoreau as Scientist: American Science in the 1850s.” Thoreauʼs World and Ours: A National Legacy. Golden, CO: North American Press (1993), 42-47. 69) 1994. “A Knowledge for Peace: A Release from the Closed Universe of Friend or Foe.” Pergamon: Technology in Society, Vol. 16, No. 3, 289-300. 70) 1994. “Yellowstoneʼs History: A Backdrop to the Nationʼs and the Authorʼs Scientific Development.” Perganon: Technology in Society, Vol. 16, No. 4, 465-477. 71) 2002. “As Goes the Squirrel, So Goes the Nation.” Squirrel Island Squid, Vol. 37, No. 1, July 23, 2002. 72) 2003. “Amos Wilder and .” Squirrel Island Squid, Vol. 38, No. 1, July 22, 2003.

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