Science for all: studies in the history of Victorian science and education

Abstract

Contents: The spectrum of science patronage Advancing science: The British Association and the profesional practice of science The society for the perpetuation of Gmelin: The Cavendish Society 1846a 72 The Cavendish Society's wonderful repertory of chemistry: notes and discussions The selection of the authors of the Bridgewater Treatises William Bollaert, Faraday and the Royal Institution Glaucus: Kingsley and the seaside naturalists Liebig's and Hofmann's impact on British scientific culture Humboldt and the British: a note on the character of British science Science education a Observe, experiment and concludea (TM): Finsbury College's new course of experimental philosophy in 1879a 80 Geometry and the universities: Euclid and his modern rivals, 1860a 1901 Squared paper in the 19th century: instrument of science and engineering and symbol of reform in mathematical education (with M.H. Price) Science, technology and education in The English Mechanic The decline of science The Japanese connexion: engineering in Tokyo, London and Glasgow at the end of the 19th century Queenwood College revisited School science examinations: sacrifice or stimulus? Science for all Addenda et corrigenda Index.

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