...Look around you, f ello >v -citizens. Look from the St. John to the Sabine. Look from the Nevesink to the mouth of the Columbia, and you will find not one 1 not one ! or if one, not of our erection, but from funds liberally poured out from the coffers of...

...their unnumbered worlds? Look around you, look from the St. John to the Sabine, look from the mouth of the Neversink to the mouth of the Columbia, and you will find not one ! or if one, not of our erection." A correspondent of the London Athenaum, writing from Boston in May,...

...their unnumbered worlds T Look around yon, look from the St. John to the Sabine, look from the mouth of the Neversink to the mouth of the Columbia, and you will find not one! or if one, not of our erection. A correspondent of the London Athenaeum, writing from Boston in May,...

...unnumbered worlds f Look around you ; look from the St. John to the Sabine ; look from the month of the Neversink to the mouth of the Columbia, and you will find not one ! or if one, not of our creation. It was under such conditions that this essay, believed to be the...

...their unnumbered worlds? Look around you; look from the St. John to the Sabine; look from the mouth of the Neversink to the mouth of the Columbia, and you will find not one! or if one, not of our creation. A correspondent of the London Athenaeum, writing from Boston in May,...

...intellectual independence as well. Yet Americans remained inattentive and indifferent. As for observatories: "Look around you, fellow-citizens — look from the...John to the Sabine — look from the Neversink to the Columbia, and you will find, not one! not one!" Even if the Smithsonian funds were used to build one,...

...their unnumbered worlds? Look around you, look from the St. John to the Snbine, look from the mouth of the Neversink to the mouth of the Columbia, and you will find not one ! or if one, not of our erection." Mr. Adams had made astronomy a favorite • pursuit. He was too...