The imperial and scientific networks of William C. McIntosh (1838-1931)

Conall Treen

The imperial and scientific networks of William C. McIntosh (1838-1931)

Conall Treen

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This featured story for the 'St Andrews and Legacies of Empire' project briefly covers the imperial and scientific networks of William Carmichael McIntosh (1838-1917), Professor of Natural History at St Andrews from 1882 to 1917. Within this piece, a brief survey of McIntosh's career, personal connections, and collecting practices are assessed to gain insight into how empire structured scientific inquiry during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Original language	English
Type	Online blog post
Media of output	Website
Publisher	University of St Andrews
Place of Publication	Online
Publication status	Published - 12 Jan 2024

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The imperial and scientific networks of William C. McIntosh (1838-1931)

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