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Samuel Hartlib’s influence on the early history of The Royal Society
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  • 1974New Light on the Invisible College the Social Relations of English Science in the Mid-Seventeenth Century27 cited
  • 1976The Nature of the Early Royal Society Part II22 cited
  • 1993The Correspondence of a XVII-Century ‘Chymicall Gentleman’: Sir Cheney Culpeper and the Chemical Interests of the Hartlib Circle19 cited
  • 1971The Universities and Science in Seventeenth Century England16 cited
  • 1976The Nature of the Early Royal Society: Part I12 cited
  • 2022Hartlib, Samuel9 cited
  • 1968Religious influences in the rise of modern science: A review and criticism, particularly of the ‘protestant-puritan ethic’ theory8 cited
  • 1957Theodore Haak and the early years of the Royal Society6 cited

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