Statistics for occurrence #1 of “European” in chapter 1, page 265 of Cambridge History of American Literature: volume 3:
...egal thought is certain to be profoundly impressed by Roscoe Pound, who draws some of his inspiration from philosophic pragmatism as well as from Ward's social theories.
From the point of view of European culture, America has certainly not produced a philosopher as influential as was Willard Gibbs in the realm of physics or Lester Ward in the realms of sociology.
Though Ward and even Gibbs may with ...
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