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Many of the blood dyscrasias show more or less distinct inheritability and the familial character offers no new problem. But the racial specificity [of sickle cell anemia] is unique. If found to hold true, this would indicate that the primary basis for the disease must be laid in conditions far removed from any possible accident of the environment…. [W]e must assume that "the disease depends primarily on some fundamental racial peculiarity of the blood forming tissues.—G. S. Graham (1924)

Under the direction of the government astronomer ; Mode of access: Internet.

Vol I- : Under the direction of Robert L. J. Ellery, government astronomer. ; Imprint varies: volume I, V, VI, J. Ferres, government printer.--Vol. II, Blundell & Ford, general printers.--Vol. III, IV, Mason, Firth & co., general printers. ; Volume I has title: Astronomical observations made at the Williamstown observatory in the years 1861, 1862, and 1863. ; Mode of access: Internet.