Antoine Lavoisier: science, administration, and revolution

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History of Science and Medicine Biographical and Historical Analysis Historical Philosophy and Science

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List of illustrations General editor's preface Acknowledgements Introduction Part I. Ambition and Public Service: 1743-1775: 1. The barristers of Paris 2. The republic of science 3. Experimental physics 4. The chemistry of salts 5. The company of tax farmers Part II. Consolidation and Contestation: 6. A new theory of combustion 7. The campaign for French chemistry 8. Gunpowder and agriculture. 9. Mesmerism and public opinion Part III. Revolutionary Politics: 10. Representation, legislation and finance 11. The republic of virtue Notes Bibliography Index.

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