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Men who make the future (1943)
Margalida Comas Camps (1892-1972) - scientist and pedagogue: Margalida Comas Camps (1892-1972) - cientifica i pedagoga (2009)
Thomas Young: the man who knew everything (2006)
Andrew Crosse: early 19th-century amateur of electrical science (1993)
More than an interest in science (1993)
The thunder and lightning man
Wizard of the Quantocks (1985)
The man who was Frankenstein (1979)
Andrew Crosse and the mite who shocked the world: the life and work of an electrical pioneer (2015)
Last man who knew everything: Thomas Young, the anonymous polymath who proved Newton wrong, explained how we see, cured the sick, and deciphered the Rosetta Stone, among other feats of genius (2007)
Sir David Brewster, L.D.D. K.H.: inventor of the stereoscope (c.1865)
Sr. Kenelm Digby (c.1750)
[William Whewell] ([1860?])
Michael Faraday, Esq. F.R.S. D.C.L. (c.1860)
[Henry Minchin Noad] (c.1865)
Professor Wheatstone ([1850?])
Tiberius Cavallo, F.R.S. ([1800?])
The makers of modern technology (1921)
Obituary : Lord Cherwell (1958)
[John Peter Gassiot] (c.1855)
Memorials of Henry Forbes Julian (1914)
The travels of Ellen Cornish: being the memoir of a pilgrim of science (1913)
H.G.J.Moseley (of Weymouth) 1887 - 1915 and the discovery of atomic numbers (1969)
Humphry Davy (1972)
Memories of a scientific life ([1934])
The man who was Frankenstein (1979)
Adelard of Bath: the first English scientist (1994)
The last man who lnew everything: Thomas Young the anonymous polymath who proved Newton wrong , explained how we see, cured the sick and deciphered the Rosetta Stone among other feats of genius (2005)
Fasces Exonienses (19--)
Letters, philosophical and astronomical, in which the following operations of nature are treated of ... the creation, the deluge (1789)
Adelard of Bath: an English scientist and Arabist of the early twelfth century (1987)