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Defining Science: William Whewell, Natural Knowledge and Public Debate in Early Victorian Britain.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press 1993. (Ideas in Context)

Description: ii 280p hardback with black dustjacket, a nice copy of a very worthwhile book, as evidenced but the pencil marks left in the margins by a previous and attentive reader, mostly marginal dashes, some questions, one page with a accidental smudge, a well preserved copy with civil traces of an engaged reader (ISBN: 0521431824)

Order No: PIP 151866

Language: English

Price: £36.00

This book has been catalogued with the following subject terms: United Kingdom, History of Science, 19th Century

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