Promovendi [Swedish]

Promovendi offers a glimpse into the academic world of early 20th-century Sweden. While the book's precise contents remain unspecified, its association with Carl von Linn (Linnaeus) and Sven Johan Enander suggests a focus on scientific or historical subjects. Given Linnaeus's prominence as a botanist and zoologist, the book likely touches upon the natural sciences or the history thereof. This work provides potential insights into the intellectual climate and academic practices of the period. It could be a valuable resource for historians of science, Swedish history scholars, and anyone interested in the legacy of Linnaeus.

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