The History of Missouri School of Mines and MetallurgyThe Society, 1941 - 1020 pages |
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... government to justify immediate release and the opening of this mineral area to private entry . It seems that President Jefferson wanted first to ascertain in some scientific way just how extensive and valuable these mineral deposits ...
... government to justify immediate release and the opening of this mineral area to private entry . It seems that President Jefferson wanted first to ascertain in some scientific way just how extensive and valuable these mineral deposits ...
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... Government sought to obtain accurate classifications of these mineral lands in Missouri-- definitely as " mineral " , or as " non - mineral " , or as agricultural . Many times the federal land surveyors were incompetent , and had no ade ...
... Government sought to obtain accurate classifications of these mineral lands in Missouri-- definitely as " mineral " , or as " non - mineral " , or as agricultural . Many times the federal land surveyors were incompetent , and had no ade ...
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... Government , over which the General Assembly has no control except in the matter of appropriations for its maintenance . 8 . The Word Government . The language of the Constitution declaring that the " government of the State University ...
... Government , over which the General Assembly has no control except in the matter of appropriations for its maintenance . 8 . The Word Government . The language of the Constitution declaring that the " government of the State University ...
Contents
MISSOURI FOUNDS HER FIRST School of Engineering AND TECH | 1 |
A GENERAL VIEW OF THE SCHOOL AS IT NOW EXISTS Chedsey | 7 |
THE SCHOOL OF MINES PRACTICAL Service to State AND NATION | 16 |
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