Scientists of the industrial revolution: Joseph Black, James Watt, Joseph Priestley [and] Henry Cavendish
by J. G. Crowther
1962
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Mr J. G. Crowther has traced the evolution of British scientific theory and practice in the lives and works of its leading exponents from Bacon to Rutherford and is completed with this collection of biographies of four outstanding scientific pioneers of the Industrial Age.