Michael Faraday and The Royal Institution: The Genius of Man and Place

J. M. Thomas

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Setting the scene Rumford, Davy and the Royal Institution From errand boy to the grand tour Faraday's scientific contributions Faraday's writings Faraday the man Faraday's influence upon the Royal Institution The popularization of science Appendices

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