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This comprehensive history of the Royal Society provides an in-depth look at one of the world's most prestigious scientific organizations. With a focus on the role of the Society in shaping scientific inquiry and discovery over the centuries, Charles Richard Weld provides a fascinating and engaging account of the Society and its founding members.
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