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Editors' Introduction: Martin J. Klein and the History of Physics D. Siegel, A.J. Kox. Martin Klein at Yale A. Aaboe. I: Foundations of Physics, Experimental and Mathematical. 1. The Last Experiment of Henry Cavendish R. McCormmach. 2. Reading Mathematics, Constructing Physics: Fourier and his Readers, 1822-1850 E. Garber. II: Electricity and Magnetism. 3. Electromagnetic Energy and the Early History of the Energy Principle O. Knudsen. 4. Through the Looking-Glass, and What Maxwell Found There P.M. Harman. 5. Electric Discharge in Rarefied Gases: the Dominion of Experiment. Faraday, Plucker, Hittorf E. Hieber. III: Thermodynamics and Matter Theory, Physical and Biological. 6. Gibbs and the Energeticists R.J. Deltete. 7. Heinrich Hertz's Attempt to Generate a Novel Account of Evaporation J.Z. Buchwald. 8. Crystals and Carriers: the Chemical and Physiological Identification of Haemoglobin F.L. Holmes. IV: Einstein. 9. Einstein, Specific Heats and Residual Rays: the History of a Retracted Paper A.J. Kox. 10. From Periphery to Center: Einstein's Path from Bern to Berlin (1902-1914) R. Schulmann. 11. Einstein and Books G. Holton. V: Further Perspectives. 12. Text and Context in Maxwell's Electromagnetic Theory D.M. Siegel. 13. Prediction and Theory Evaluation in Physics and Astronomy S.G. Brush. 14. The Power of the Word A. Pais. 15. The Seventh Solvay Conference: Nuclear Physics at the Crossroads R.H. Stuewer. Appendix: List of Publications of Martin J. Klein.
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