Charles Henry Hitchcock

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According to Wikipedia, Charles Henry Hitchcock was an American geologist. Life Hitchcock was born August 23, 1836, in Amherst, Massachusetts. His father was Edward Hitchcock who was a professor of geology and natural theology and then president of Amherst College. His mother was Orra White Hitchcock, who illustrated much of his father's work. He graduated from Amherst College in 1856, and considered entering the ministry. He married Martha Bliss Barrows.

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Charles Henry Hitchcock's Published Works

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BACTERIAL ALLERGY (HYPERERGY) TO NONHEMOLYTIC STREPTOCOCCI: IN ITS RELATION TO RHEUMATIC FEVER (1928) (42)
THE EFFECT OF ANTI-RHEUMATIC DRUGS ON THE ARTHRITIS AND IMMUNE BODY PRODUCTION IN SERUM DISEASE. (1928) (23)
Report on the geology of Vermont (23)
Hawaii and its volcanoes (21)
CLASSIFICATION OF THE HEMOLYTTC STREPTOCOCCI BY THE PRECIPITIN REACTION (1924) (17)
PRECIPITATION AND COMPLEMENT FIXATION REACTIONS WITH RESIDUE ANTIGENS IN THE NON-HEMOLYTIC STREPTOCOCCUS GROUP (1924) (15)
The Geology of New Hampshire (1896) (12)
The Hawaiian earthquakes of 1868 (1912) (11)
Report on the geology of Vermont; descriptive, theoretical, economical, and scenographical; by Edward Hitchcock ... Edward Hitchcock, Jr. ... Albert D. Hager ... Charles H. Hitchcock ... (11)
STUDIES ON INDIFFERENT STREPTOCOCCI (1928) (9)
Geology Of Oahu (9)
SEROLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS AMONG AND BETWEEN THE STREPTOCOCCI AND PNEUMOCOCCI (1924) (8)
General Tuberculin-like Reactions in Rheumatic Fever Patients Following Intravenous Injection of Streptococcus Vaccines or Nucleoproteins. (1928) (7)
CARDIAC PAIN IN RHEUMATIC FEVER (1928) (6)
The Volcanoes of Kilauea and Mauna Loa on the Island of Hawaii; their variously recorded history to the present time (1910) (6)
The Great Ice Age and its Relation to the Antiquity of Man (1895) (4)
New studies in the Ammonoosuc district of New Hampshire (4)
The Albert coal, or albertite, of New Brunswick (1865) (3)
STUDIES ON INDIFFERENT STREPTOCOCCI : II. OBSERVATIONS ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF INDIFFERENT STREPTOCOCCI IN THE THROATS OF RHEUMATIC AND NON-RHEUMATIC INDIVIDUALS. (1928) (3)
Geology of Diamond head, Oahu (2)
NEWS FROM KILAUEA. (1908) (2)
The voice of serpents. (1885) (2)
Volcanic phenomena on Hawaii (1)
The Champlain Deposits of Northern Vermont (1907) (1)
Greenland Icefields and Life in the North Atlantic, with a New Discussion of the Causes of the Ice Age (1896) (1)
On Helderberg rocks in New Hampshire (1874) (1)
The Early History of the North American Continent. (1883) (1)
Hernandes Shell-Heap, Ormond, Florida (1)
A Nature Wooing at Ormond by the Sea (1903) (1)
IV.—The Glacial Period in Eastern America (1879) (1)
THE LATE ERUPTION FROM KILAUEA. (1887) (1)
THE CONNECTICUT SANDSTONE GROUP. (1895) (1)
THE GREEN MOUNTAINS' ANTICLINAL. (1892) (0)
Norian rocks in New Hampshire (1872) (0)
The Green Mountains' Anticlinal (1892) (0)
CONIVOCATION WEEK. (0)
The geology of New Hampshire A report comprising the results of explorations ordered by the legislature. C. H. Hitchcock, state geologist (0)
KILAUEA AGAIN ACTIVE. (1905) (0)
On Helderberg rocks in New Hampshire (1874) (0)
Notice of a species of Acidaspis from a boulder of Marcellus shale, found in drift, at West Bloomfield, New Jersey. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 19, article 2. (0)
Topographical Atlas of Massachusetts (1872) (0)
Kilauea Again Active (1905) (0)
Annual Report of the Geological Survey of Canada for the Calendar Year 1894 (1897) (0)
The volcano Kilauea (0)
Supplementary note on the organization of the Geological Society of America (0)
III.—The Coal Area of the United States of America (1873) (0)
THE RECENT LAND-SLIDE IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS. (1885) (0)
Proceedings of Societies (1876) (0)
The crystalline rocks of Alabama (1885) (0)
STUDIES ON INDIFFERENT STREPTOCOCCI (1928) (0)
Fossil Footprints in the Secondary Rocks (1907) (0)
Geological sections across New Hampshire and Vermont. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 1, article 8 (0)
The Latest Slides in the White Mountains (1885) (0)
THE LATEST SLIDES IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS. (0)

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