SANDERS, NICHOLAS

(c, 1530-81), Eng. historian and rebel; prof. of Theology at Louvain; pub. De Viszibdile Monarch i a Ecclesiae, 1571; one of chief R.C. plotters against Queen Elizabeth. (1878), an American sociologist and graduated from the Michigan Agricultural College in 1897 and was a istant state entomologist of Maryland from 1898-99. Since then he has been entomologist for different states. Profe or of rural social organization of Cornell University since 1918. Author of: Insects Injurious to Staple Crops, 1902; Elementary Entomology (with OC. F. Jackson) 1911; Insect Pests of Farm Garden and Orchard, 1911, and also reports on various agricultural stations.