Explore Salon Quotes Lists Reviews Writings

—

Changelog About Contact Privacy Donate

Samuel Dexter | lit.salon

Author

Samuel Dexter

1761–1816

SD

Author record

2 works

1780 across 1 dated work

No biography is available yet.

Start with

The progress of science a poem delivered at Harvard College before a committee of Overseers, April 21, 17801780

Books

2 works

Featured (1)Featured (1)All (2)All (2)

Search booksSort books

The progress of science a poem delivered at Harvard College before a committee of Overseers, April 21, 17801780
1 edition
shelves
0
reviews
0
lists
0
quotes
0
Poems Philosophic solitude, or The choice of a rural life. Supposed to have been written by His Excellency William Livingston, Esq. Present governor of the state of New-Jersey. The thirteenth edition. : The progress of science. Spoken at Harvard University, 1788. By Samuel Dexter, then A.B. now A.M. and professor of botany, at said university. Never before published1790
With William Livingston
1 edition
shelves
0
reviews
0
lists
0
quotes
0

End of results

Readers in conversation

Around the salon

Public notes, reviews, lists, and conversations around Samuel Dexter.

The conversation is still open.

There is no public salon activity to show for Samuel Dexter yet.