H W Robinson
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 741406 |
|---|---|
| NOME | H W Robinson |
| PRENOMES | H W |
| SOBRENOME | Robinson |
| ASSINATURA | ROBINSON H W |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Newcastle College |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1928 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1963 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
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Charles Mason, Jeremiah Dixon and the Royal Society
In the 1760’s and the 1770’s Charles Mason of Gloucestershire and Jeremiah Dixon of the County of Durham were in the service of the Royal Society many times and their names were often heard in Council meetings. During those years reports prepared by them appeared in the Philosophical Transactions. To-day in their own country Mason and Dixon are almost forgotten. Not so in America! Throughout the length and breadth of the States and especially in …
A preliminary note on the Blagden manuscripts
The Society has recently purchased a collection of original letters, manuscripts, reports and printed papers formed by Sir Charles Blagden, who served on the Council for thirtyTour years and was one of the Secretaries of the Society for thirteen years. Blagden was born on 17 April 1748 and was educated at Edinburgh University, having as one of his teachers the well/known chemist, Joseph Black. He took his M.D. in 1768 and then entered the army as…
Robert Hooke as a Surveyor and Architect
The work that Robert Hooke performed for the Royal Society over a period of forty years is well known. His many inventions and experiments have been the subject of numerous papers and there are few standard scientific works which do not record some aspect of his achievements, The fact that he was surveyor to the City of London after the Great Fire is also recorded, but it is not generally appreciated that he was an architect of no mean ability
Housing before the War and after
The Economics of Building
The Economics of Building
Gleanings from the library - II
Interest in the Board of Longitude of the eighteenth century and its intimate connexion with the Royal Society has been revived by Earl Baldwin’s presentation to the Society of a collection of manuscripts, printed documents and original letters relating to the joint deliberations of the Society and the Board. An Act of Parliament, which was passed in 1714 offering various rewards for a method of finding the longitude at sea and constituting the B…
Labour Potential in War-Time
Law and Economics
World Prices and the Building Industry
The Psalmists
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The Psalmists
World Prices and the Building Industry
Gleanings from the library - II
Interest in the Board of Longitude of the eighteenth century and its intimate connexion with the Royal Society has been revived by Earl Baldwin’s presentation to the Society of a collection of manuscripts, printed documents and original letters relating to the joint deliberations of the Society and the Board. An Act of Parliament, which was passed in 1714 offering various rewards for a method of finding the longitude at sea and constituting the B…
Labour Potential in War-Time
Law and Economics
The Economics of Building
The Economics of Building
Housing before the War and after
A preliminary note on the Blagden manuscripts
The Society has recently purchased a collection of original letters, manuscripts, reports and printed papers formed by Sir Charles Blagden, who served on the Council for thirtyTour years and was one of the Secretaries of the Society for thirteen years. Blagden was born on 17 April 1748 and was educated at Edinburgh University, having as one of his teachers the well/known chemist, Joseph Black. He took his M.D. in 1768 and then entered the army as…
Robert Hooke as a Surveyor and Architect
The work that Robert Hooke performed for the Royal Society over a period of forty years is well known. His many inventions and experiments have been the subject of numerous papers and there are few standard scientific works which do not record some aspect of his achievements, The fact that he was surveyor to the City of London after the Great Fire is also recorded, but it is not generally appreciated that he was an architect of no mean ability
Charles Mason, Jeremiah Dixon and the Royal Society
In the 1760’s and the 1770’s Charles Mason of Gloucestershire and Jeremiah Dixon of the County of Durham were in the service of the Royal Society many times and their names were often heard in Council meetings. During those years reports prepared by them appeared in the Philosophical Transactions. To-day in their own country Mason and Dixon are almost forgotten. Not so in America! Throughout the length and breadth of the States and especially in …
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