"A Memoir Of Elias Loomis" chronicles the life and work of Elias Loomis, a prominent nineteenth-century American scientist, mathematician, and astronomer. Authored by Hubert Anson Newton, a colleague and contemporary of Loomis, this biography provides valuable insights into Loomis's contributions to meteorology, mathematics, and practical astronomy. The memoir details his academic career, including his long tenure at Yale University, and his significant role in advancing scientific education and research in the United States. Newton's account portrays Loomis as a dedicated scholar and an influential figure in the development of American science. It also reveals details of Loomis's personal life and character, offering a comprehensive look at a man who left a lasting impact on the scientific community. A must-read for those interested in the history of science and the development of scientific institutions in America.
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