The Development Of Harvard University Since The Inauguration Of President Eliot, 1869–1929 -

Morison Samuel Eliot : Samuel Eliot Morison was Professor of History at Harvard University. His books won two Pulitzer Prizes. PREFACE CONTENTS INTRODUCTION I. PHILOSOPHY 1870–1929 II. THE CLASSICS 1867–1929 III. THE MODERN LANGUAGES 1869–1929 IV. MUSIC 1862–1929 V. THE FINE ARTS 1874–1929 VI. THE GERMANIC MUSEUM 1903–1928 VII. HISTORY 1838–1929 VIII. GOVERNMENT 1874–1929 IX. ECONOMICS 1871–1929 X. ANTHROPOLOGY 1866–1929 XI. PSYCHOLOGY 1876–1929 XII. SOCIAL ETHICS 1905–1929 XIII. SEMITIC 1880–1929 XIV. EGYPTOLOGY 1896–1928 XV. MATHEMATICS 1870–1928 XVI. CHEMISTRY 1865–1929 XVII. PHYSICS 1869–1928 XVIII. ASTRONOMY 1877–1927 XIX. GEOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHY 1858–1928 XX. THE GEOLOGICAL MUSEUM 1907–1929 XXI. MINERALOGY 1869–1928 XXII. BOTANY 1869–1929 XXIII. ZOÖLOGY 1847–1921 XXIV. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN BIOLOGY 1921–1928 XXV. THE MUSEUM OF COMPARATIVE ZOÖLOGY 1858–1928 XXVI. ENGINEERING AND OTHER APPLIED SCIENCES IN THE HARVARD ENGINEERING SCHOOL AND ITS PREDECESSORS 1847–1929 XXVII. THE SCHOOLS OF ARCHITECTURE AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE 1894–1929 XXVIII. THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 1872–1929 XXIX. THE THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL 1869–1928 XXX. THE LAW SCHOOL 1817–1929 XXXI. THE BUSSEY INSTITUTION 1871–1929 XXXII. THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION 1891–1929 XXXIII. THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 1908–1929 XXXIV. THE BLUE HILL OBSERVATORY 1884–1929 XXXV. THE MEDICAL SCHOOL 1869–1929 XXXVI. THE DENTAL SCHOOL 1867–1929 XXXVII. THE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH 1909–1928 XXXVIII. THE HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY 1877–1928 INDEX