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THE VOICE OF SCIENCE IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY
LITERATURE.

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An anthology of prose and poetry.

Collected and edited by ROBERT E. ROGERS, Assistant Profes-
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With an Introduction by HENRY G. PEARSON, Head of the
English Department at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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LITERATURE

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WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY

HENRY GREENLEAF PEARSON

Head of the Department of English and History in
Massachusetts Institute of Technology

The Atlantic Monthly Press

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