Commercial Interests and Scientific Disinterestedness: Consulting Geologists in Antebellum America
Between the 1830s and the 1860s the links between industry and science in the US were strengthened, as is made clear in the activities of scientific consultants. Geology played a key role in scientific consulting during the period.
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