 | American Academy of Arts and Sciences - 1888 - 506 páginas
...through a large part of the year almost daily lectures either on physics or geology. Those who met him in his after life in various relations in Boston, and...analysis and research. These papers were published in connection with his youngest brother, Robert E. Rogers, now become his colleague as Professor of... | |
 | American Association for the Advancement of Science - 1899 - 648 páginas
...had held them spellbound in his class of natural philosophy ; and as the great orator warmed up, then men forgot their age ; they were again young ; and...of yore enraptured by his eloquence, they made the lecture room of the university ring with their applause.1 Ever since boyhood it had been his cherished... | |
 | 1876 - 802 páginas
...Prof. Rogers addressed them in a speech of half an hour. It was a wonderful specimen of eloquence. The old students beheld before them the same William...lectureroom of the university ring with their applause. Such was the effect produced by the off-hand words of this distinguished man of science and unrivaled... | |
 | Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Society of Arts - 1882 - 56 páginas
...the alumni, he addressed them in a speech of half an hour. It was a wonderful specimen of eloquence. The old students beheld before them the same William...lecture-room of the University ring with their applause. Such was the effect produced by the offhand words of this distinguished man of science and unrivalled... | |
 | 1883 - 524 páginas
...the civil war, which had intervened, and Professor Rogers's known sympathies with the Northern canse, might well have damped enthusiasm, yet the presence...the lecture-room of the University ring with their applanse." Besides his geological papers, Professor Rogers published, while at the University of Virginia,... | |
 | William Barton Rogers, Emma Savage Rogers - 1896 - 490 páginas
...who thirty-five years before had held them spellbound in his Class of Natural Philosophy ; and as the orator warmed up, these men forgot their age ; they...lecture-room of the University ring with their applause." . . . On his return to Newport Mr. Rogers addressed the following letter to Dr. Cabell, one of the... | |
 | American Association for the Advancement of Science - 1899 - 650 páginas
...had held them spellbound in his class of natural philosophy ; and as the great orator warmed up, then men forgot their age ; they were again young ; and...of yore enraptured by his eloquence, they made the lecture room of the university ring with their applause.' Ever since boyhood it had been his cherished... | |
 | American Association for the Advancement of Science - 1899 - 646 páginas
...had held them spellbound in his class of natural philosophy ; and as the great orator warmed up, then men forgot their age ; they were again young ; and...of yore enraptured by his eloquence, they made the lecture room of the university ring with their applause.' Ever since boyhood it had been his cherished... | |
 | American Association for the Advancement of Science - 1899 - 644 páginas
...had held them spellbound in his class of natural philosophy ; and as the great orator warmed up, then men forgot their age ; they were again young ; and...of yore enraptured by his eloquence, they made the lecture room of the university ring with their applause.1 Ever since boyhood it had been his cherished... | |
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At the dinner of the alumni, he addressed them in a speech of half an hour. It was a wonderful specimen of eloquence. The old students beheld before them the same William B. Rogers who, thirty-five years before, had held them spell-bound in his class... 