AMERICAN SCIENCE IN THE AGE OF JEFFERSON.
Illustrations, notes, tables, maps, index. (1984) Reprint: 2004

“Throughout the book we see Jefferson at work as a facilitator and promoter of the sciences not only as the architect of the Lewis and Clark expedition but also in his Notes on the State of Virginia, which became the model for numerous state and regional civil and natural histories….”

Prof. J. Bernard Cohen of Harvard University described Greene’s study as “a work of major importance” in his Science and the Founding Fathers (1995).