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Explore the pioneering life and legacy of Eleanor Ormerod, LL.D., a remarkable figure in the field of economic entomology during the Victorian era. "Eleanor Ormerod, LL. D., Economic Entomologist; Autobiography and Correspondence" offers an intimate portrait of this groundbreaking female scientist through her own words and personal exchanges.
Delve into Ormerod's meticulous work studying insects and their impact on agriculture, a pursuit that established her as a leading authority in her field. This meticulously prepared edition presents Ormerod's autobiography alongside a selection of her correspondence, providing invaluable insights into her scientific methodologies, challenges, and triumphs within a male-dominated academic landscape.
Discover the fascinating world of Victorian science through the lens of one of its most dedicated practitioners. A compelling biography for anyone interested in the history of science, entomology, and the contributions of women to scientific advancement. A timeless account of dedication, intellect, and the pursuit of knowledge.
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