This book helps to fill a gap in the history of 19th century science education in America. Among other things, it shows that Union's new scientific program of 1828 set the pattern which became common by the Civil War. Union's collection of early science books and apparatus, dating from 1795, is described with many illustrations relating to the development of physics and physics teaching.
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Professor Pilcher retired after teaching physics for thirty years at Union College. In retirement he has pursued his interest in the history of physics teaching in America, making primary use of Union College's unique archival resources and collection of eary apparatus. This book was published as a contribution to the celebration of the College's bicentennial in 1995.
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