Charles William Eliot Quote

The scientific investigator wins pleasure or satisfaction where most men and women would find only vexation and futile effort.


Address by President Charles W. Eliot, Science, N.S. Volume 24, Number 601, July 6, 1906 (p. 15)


The scientific investigator wins pleasure or satisfaction where most men and women would find only vexation and futile effort.

The scientific investigator wins pleasure or satisfaction where most men and women would find only vexation and futile effort.

The scientific investigator wins pleasure or satisfaction where most men and women would find only vexation and futile effort.

The scientific investigator wins pleasure or satisfaction where most men and women would find only vexation and futile effort.