¹ Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press, 1959.

² A similarly narrow appreciation is often found among Americans. It is at least conceivable that Crick acquired his myopia from such natives as Andrew Hacker who, when reviewing D. E. Butler's The Study of Political Behaviour for a British audience reported that Butler's two chapters entitled ‘The Quantitative Approach’ and ‘The Sociological and Psychological Approach,’ were, “in essence, a succinct report of what has been going on in American political science since 1945,” Political Studies, Vol. 7 (Feb. 1959), p. 33.

³ Op cit., p. v, italics added.