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Marsden Manson (1850–1931) was a Civil Engineer.

Manson was born in Virginia on February 14, 1850 and died in Berkely, California on February 21, 1931. He got a Bachelor of Science and Civil Engineering degrees in 1873 at the Virginia Military Institute and received his Ph.D. in Engineering at University of California on 1893.

Manson worked as Civil Engineer for several institutions in California, in particular in San Francisco area.[1]

Books and publications

  • "The Evolution of Climate", 1922

References

  1. ^ http://socialarchive.iath.virginia.edu/xtf/view?docId=manson-marsden-1850-1931-cr.xml

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