This volume, "In Memory Of William Barton Rogers, L.L.D. Late President Of The Society," is a tribute to the life and legacy of William Barton Rogers, the founder of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Published shortly after his death in 1882, it offers insights into his contributions to science, technology, and education.
The book provides a glimpse into the early days of MIT and Rogers' vision for an institution dedicated to practical scientific training. It serves as a historical document, capturing the spirit of innovation and intellectual curiosity that defined Rogers' career and the foundation of one of the world's leading technological universities. This memorial offers valuable perspectives for anyone interested in the history of science, technology, and higher education in America.
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