Sandford Fleming
Also known as
Sandford Sir Fleming
Born 1827-01-01
Died 1915-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF45185262
- WikidataQ41411
- ISNI0000000115691017
- Open LibraryOL7176195A
Top Subjects
- Systems and standards (10)
- Time (10)
- Prime Meridian (5)
- Canada (4)
- Railroads (2)
- Canadian Pacific Railway Company (2)
- Societies (1)
Books by Sandford Fleming
Total count: 26
The Canadian InstituteCanadian Institute1852-01-01
Preliminary report on the projected North-west railway of Canada ... showing the importance of the Valley of the River Saugeen as a field for commerce and railway enterprise ...Blackburn's city steam press1857-01-01
Mémorial du peuple de la rivière Rouge aux gouvernements anglais et canadiensaccompagné d'observations sur la colonisation de la partie centrale de l'Amérique britannique du Nord, et l'établissement d'un grand chemin territorial du Canada à la Colombie anglaiseImprimé pour les entrpreneurs [sic] par Hunter, Rose et Lemieux1863-01-01-
Letter from S. Fleming to R.S. Aytoun, Esq., M.P.publisher not identified1867-01-01
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Exploratory survey of 1871general instructions to engineers in charge of parties, transit-men and levellersCanadian Pacific Railway Co.1871-01-01
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Report on surveys and preliminary operations on the Canadian Pacific Railway up to January 1877publisher not identified1877-01-01
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Papers on time-reckoning and the selection of a prime meridian to be common to all nationstransmitted to the British government by His Excellency the Governor-General of CanadaCopp, Clark & Co.1879-01-01
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Time-reckoning and the selection of a prime meridian to be common to all nationsCopp, Clark & Co.1879-01-01
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On uniform Standard Time, for Railways, Telegraphs and civil purposes generallypublisher not identified1880-01-01
Memorandum addressed to the Honourable Minister of Railways and Canals by the Engineer-in-Charge of the Canadian Pacific RailwayMacLean, Roger1880-01-01-
Note on uniform standard time for railways, telegraphs and civil purposes generallypublisher not identified1880-01-01
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The adoption of a prime meridian to be common to all nationsthe establishment of standard meridians for the regulation of time, read before the international geographical congress at Venice, September 1881 / by Sandford FlemingWaterlow1881-01-01
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Letter to the president of the American Society for the Advancement of Scienceon the subject of standard time for the United States of America, Canada and Mexico; presented at the Montreal conference, August, 1882C.W. Mitchell1882-01-01
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The International prime meridian conference, Washington, October 1884recommendations suggestedpublisher not identified1884-01-01
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Universal or cosmic timeby Sandford Fleming, C.E., C.M.G., etc. : together with other papers, communications and reports in the possession of the Canadian Institute respecting the movement for reforming the time-system of the world and establishing a prime meridian as a zero common to all nationsCouncil of the Canadian Institute1885-01-01
Address delivered in Convocation Hall, Queen's College, Kingston, by Sandford Fleming, chancellor of the University, April 18th., 1885Citizen print.1885-01-01
Time-reckoning for the twentieth centuryAdams, pr.1889-01-01
The unit measure of time. Address at the opening of Section III of the Royal society of Canada, by the president, Dr. Sandford Fleming, May 27th, 1890s.n.]1890-01-01-
The unit measure of timepublisher not identified1890-01-01
Parliamentary vs. party government, an address delivered at the opening of Queen's University, October 16th, 1891, and A political problem, a paper read ... before the Royal Societys.n.]1891-01-01
Memorandum on the movement for reckoning time on a scientific basis, by which the greatest possible degree of simplicity, accuracy, and uniformity will be obtainable in all countries throughout the worldCopp, Clark1891-01-01
Letter to Sir John Lubbock, bart., president, Second Congress of Chambers of Commerce and Boards of Trade of the Empire, 1892s.n.]1892-01-01-
Note on ocean steam navigationNote on early steamboats ; Note on postage stampspublisher not identified1892-01-01
Proposed change in reckoning the astronomical days.n.1893-01-01
Addresses by Sir Sandford Fleming, K.C.M.C., chancellor of Queen's Univesity and Principal Gordon ... at the annual meeting of the Queen's University Council held April 24, 1906s.n.1906-01-01
The establishment of a great imperial intelligence union as a means of promoting the consolidation of the Empirean addresss.n.1906-01-01