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期刊名:Notes and records-the royal society journal of the history of science

缩写:NOTES REC

ISSN:0035-9149

e-ISSN:1743-0178

IF/分区:0.5/Q3

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John Henry John Henry
This paper draws attention to the remarkable closing words of Isaac Newton's Optice (1706) and subsequent editions of the Opticks (1718, 1721), and tries to suggest why Newton chose to conclude his book with a puzzling allusion to his own u...
John Henry John Henry
This paper draws attention to the remarkable closing words of Isaac Newton's Optice (1706) and subsequent editions of the Opticks (1718, 1721), and tries to suggest why Newton chose to conclude his book with a puzzling allusion to his own u...
J F M Clark J F M Clark
Despite being characterized as 'one of the worst agricultural accidents in Britain in the 1960s', the 'Smarden incident' has never been subjected to a complete historical analysis. In 1963, a toxic waste spill in Kent coincided with the pub...
J F M Clark J F M Clark
Despite being characterized as 'one of the worst agricultural accidents in Britain in the 1960s', the 'Smarden incident' has never been subjected to a complete historical analysis. In 1963, a toxic waste spill in Kent coincided with the pub...
Yakup Bektas Yakup Bektas
Discussions of the Crimean War (1853-56) often emphasize its leaders' military and political incompetence and logistic failures, which led to heavy losses both on the battlefield and to disease. This portrayal ignores the significant entrep...
Yakup Bektas Yakup Bektas
Discussions of the Crimean War (1853-56) often emphasize its leaders' military and political incompetence and logistic failures, which led to heavy losses both on the battlefield and to disease. This portrayal ignores the significant entrep...
Eleanor Anne Peters Eleanor Anne Peters
This paper examines three female writers who chose to affiliate their educational scientific works with the 'domestic sphere': Priscilla Wakefield, Jane Marcet and Maria Edgeworth. It shows that within what is now broadly categorized as 'fa...
Eleanor Anne Peters Eleanor Anne Peters
This paper examines three female writers who chose to affiliate their educational scientific works with the 'domestic sphere': Priscilla Wakefield, Jane Marcet and Maria Edgeworth. It shows that within what is now broadly categorized as 'fa...