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In this exhaustive and thoroughly researched analysis of Douglass adoption and use of Giant Sequoia in the search for a terrestrial record of sunspot cycles, Donald J. McGraw provides a much-needed critical review of the complexities and dynamics involved in the early development of one aspect, in this case climatology, of the multifaceted application of dendrochronology. . . . fills a wide gap in our understanding of how one remarkable scholar positively affected the development of an astonishing array of modern sciences. Stephen E. Nash
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