A Memoir Of Thomas Sterry Hunt (1898)

Chronicling the life of a prominent 19th-century chemist and geologist, this memoir delves into Thomas Sterry Hunt's impactful contributions to science, particularly his research on petroleum origins and rock composition. It details his educational journey, career at the Geological Survey of Canada, and professorship at MIT, while also shedding light on his personal life, including family and friendships with fellow scientists. James Douglas provides a thorough exploration of Hunt's theories and discoveries, making this work a significant tribute to an influential figure in science.