A Centenary of Science in Manchester
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"A Centenary of Science in Manchester" chronicles a century of scientific advancements and their impact on the city. Written by Frs R. Angus Smith, this work offers a detailed exploration of the scientific community, research institutions, and pivotal discoveries that shaped Manchester into a hub of innovation. The book captures the spirit of scientific inquiry and the dedication of the researchers who contributed to its rich scientific heritage.
Readers interested in the history of science, particularly in the context of 19th-century England, will find this a valuable resource. It illuminates the broader cultural and societal impact of scientific progress during a transformative period.
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