Books by Gilman, Daniel Coit
Total count: 51
Scientific schools in Europeconsidered in reference to their prevalence, utility, scope and desirability in America.1856-01-01
A historical discourse delivered in Norwich, Connecticut, September 7, 1859, at the bi-centennial celebration of the settlement of the town2d ed., with additional notes.G. C. Rand & Avery1859-01-01
Our national schools of scienceTicknor and Fields1867-01-01
On the structure of the earth with some reference to human historyA synopsis of twelve geographical lectures delivered before the senior and junior classes in the College of New Jersey. Feb. 1871. Printed for the students1871-01-01
On the growth of American colleges and the present tendency to the study of scienceAn address delivered at the dedication of the Sibley College, of the Cornell University, June 21, 1871 ...1872-01-01
The building of the UniversityAn inaugural address delivered at Oakland, Nov. 7th, 1872.J. H. Carmany & Co., Book and Job Printers1872-01-01
Report on the national schools of science.Govt. Printing Office1872-01-01
[Letter from Mr. Gilman while president of Johns Hopkins University to President Benjamin Ida Wheeler regarding the statements of an Oakland clergyman regarding the lack of religious training in the University.1873-01-01
Recent information respecting agricultural education elsewhere.1874-01-01
Statement of the progress and condition of the University of Californiaprepared by request of the Regents of the Universitys.n.1875-01-01
Statement of the progress and condition of the University of Californiaprepared by request of the Regents of the Universitys.n.1875-01-01
James Monroe in his relations to the public service during half a century, 1776 to 1826Houghton Mifflin and Company; [etc., etc.]1883-01-01
The benefits which society derives from universitiesPublication agency of the Johns Hopkins university1885-01-01
The benefits which society derives from universitiesan addressJohns Hopkins university1885-01-01
An address before the Phi beta kappa society of Harvard university, July 1, 1886J. Murphy & co., printers1886-01-01
An address before the Phi beta kappa society of Harvard universityJ. Murphy & co., printers]1886-01-01
James Monroe in his relations to the public serviceduring half a century, 1776 to 1826.Houghton1890-01-01
The Johns Hopkins university from 1873 to 18931893-01-01
The Sheffield scientific school of Yale Universitya simi-cintennial historical discourse, October 28, 1897Sheffield Scientific School1897-01-01
A study in black and white.An address at the opening of the Armstrong-Slater Trade School Building, November 18, 1896.Published by the Trustees [J. Murphy & co., printers]1897-01-01
University problems in the United StatesThe Century co.1898-01-01
The life of James Dwight Danascientific explorer, mineralogist, geologist, zoologist, professor in Yale UniversityHarper & Brothers1899-01-01
The life of James Dwight Dana, scientific explorer, mineralogist, geologist, zoologist, professor in Yale university.Harper1899-01-01
Professor Rowland, 1848-1901an address ...1901-01-01
The New international encyclopaediaEditors: Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck [and] Frank Moore ColbyDodd, Mead1902-01-01
The New international encyclopaediaEditors: Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck [and] Frank Moore ColbyDodd, Mead1902-01-01
Successful progressan address delivered at the annual meeting of the National civil service reform league at Philadelphia, PaPub. for the National civil-service reform league1902-01-01
The New international encyclopaediaDodd, Mead and company1906-01-01
The launching of a university, and other papersa sheaf of remembrancesDodd, Mead & Company1906-01-01
The launching of a universityand other papers; a sheaf of remembrancesDodd, Mead1906-01-01
The new international encyclopædiaDodd, Mead and company1909-01-01