An edition of The nineteenth century
(1978)
The nineteenth century
by L. Pearce Williams
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One section demonstrates the state of knowledge of the stars and comets, the solar system, and the earth and its geologic structure. Another section is devoted to what was learned about man, with Darwin's discoveries the most prominent feature. A third section is concerned with the variety of animal and plant life. Establishes the relations between magnetic and electric forces and the atomic structure of matter.
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Includes index.
Bibliography: p. 383-384.
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