Henry Tappan, Franz Brünnow, and the founding of the Ann Arbor School of Astronomers, 1852–1863

Annals of Science 37 (3):287-302 (1980)
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(1980). Henry Tappan, Franz Brünnow, and the founding of the Ann Arbor School of Astronomers, 1852–1863. Annals of Science: Vol. 37, No. 3, pp. 287-302

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