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Title Page
Summary Information
Biography
Collection Scope and Content Note
Subject Terms
Access and Use
Arrangement
Contents List
Series I. Personal
Boyhood and youth, early correspondence, music
Photographs, photo albums, scrapbooks, sketches, medals
Series II: Harvard and Yale
Series III: Wisconsin, MIT (Radiation Lab), Cornell
Series IV: Guerlac at Cornell, 1946-1977
Series V: Guerlac syllabus, readings, University Microfilms
Series VI: History of Science Society
Series VII: History of Science materials
Series VIII: Early drafts and articles
Series IX: Comets
Series X: Books, papers, drafts
Series XI: Lectures, papers, reviews
Series XII: Correspondence file: Cornell students and colleagues, A-Z
Series XIII: Journal of the History of Ideas
Series XIV: Student offprints
Series XV: Correspondence, 1965-1984
Series XVI: Correspondence, A-Z
Series XVII: Lecture notes: Survey course in the history of science
Series XVIII: 17th and 18th century material for articles in progress
Series XIX: Newton files
Bibliography
Analysis
Atomism
Cartesianism
Newton on chemistry
Chronology
Newton on experiment
Gravity
Newton on hypotheses
Theory of matter
Newton on mechanics
The Opticks
Qualities, intension and remission
Newton on religion
17th-Century figures
Series XX: Newton: Chemistry, Opticks
History of color
Correspondence: Opticks projects, etc.
Editorial procedures
Series XXI: Editing and publishing
Printing of Opticks
Material for introduction
Newton manuscript
Modern translations
Series XXII: Newton and Boscovitch
Series XXIII: Newton: Color and light
Series XXIV: 17th-Century figures
Series XXV: Newton's Opticks: Drafts, photocopies of Newton's editions, notes
Series XXVI: Newton's Opticks: Notes, preliminary working copies, photocopies, and galley proofs
Series XXVII: Lavoisier: Photocopies and drafts
Series XXVIII: Typescript lectures and photocopied articles
Series XXIX: History of Science Society, Isis matters, Sarton Medal awards
Series XXX: Bowman committee, 1944-1945
Series XXXI: Personal correspondence: Alphabetical, 1939-1975
Series XXXII: Chronological correspondence: 1940-1975
Series XXXIII: Correspondence, 1946-1956
Series XXXIV: Correspondence, 1957-1963
Series XXXV: Guerlac and Cornell
Series XXXVI. Unprocessed material

Subject Terms

SUBJECTS
    Names:
    • Guerlac, Henry.
    • Ange de Saint-Joseph, 1636-1697.
    • Boscovich, Ruggero Giuseppe, 1711-1787.
    • Cohen, I. Bernard, 1914-
    • Dobbs, Betty Jo Teeter, 1930-
    • Duveen, Denis I.
    • Galilei, Galileo, 1564-1642.
    • Hahn, Roger, 1932-
    • Hall, Marie Boas, 1919-
    • Howard, Rio.
    • Kargon, Robert.
    • King, W. J. (William Joseph), b. 1881.
    • Kubrin, David.
    • Langer, William L. (William Leonard), 1896-1977.
    • Lavoisier, Antoine Laurent, 1743-1794.
    • Newton, Isaac, Sir, 1642-1727. Opticks.
    • Sarton, George, 1884-1956.
    • Sumner, James B. (James Batcheller), 1887-1955.
    • Williams, L. Pearce (Leslie Pearce), 1927-
    • Woolf, Harry.
    • Cornell University--Faculty.
    • Harvard University--Faculty.
    • Massachusetts Institute of Technology--Faculty.
    • Yale University--Faculty.
    • History of Science Society.
    • Ithaca Festival (Ithaca, N.Y.)
    • Vicious Circle Club (Ithaca, N.Y.)
    Subjects:
    • Astronomy.
    • Biology.
    • Botany.
    • Chemistry.
    • Color--Study and teaching.
    • Comets.
    • Geology.
    • Mathematics.
    • Music.
    • Radar.
    • Science--History--Study and teaching.
    • College teachers.
    • Historians of science.
    Form and Genre Terms:
    • Drawings.
    • Manuscripts.
    • Negatives.
    • Photographs.
    • Scrapbooks.