citizens: “The revolution of 1800 . . . was as real a revolution in the principles of our government as that of 76 was in it’s form,” he wrote, “not effected indeed by the sword . . . but by the rational and peaceable instrument of reform, the suffrage [voting] of the people...
Using/testing each new capability as it was added, and ''voting with their test tubes'' as to which capabilities were key. The Stanford immunology community played a unique role in making the FACS what it is today. Perhaps this should be said more often. Of course, the immunology ...
turning him visibly white within three years. As his skin changed, Moss marketed himself as “a great curiosity” in Philadelphia and soon earned enough money to buy his freedom. He met the great scientists of the era—including Samuel