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An Auckland author trained in the history of science says there is much to learn from the fate of 18th century instrument makers.
Richard Sorrenson, an administrator at the University of Auckland, studied the history of the Royal Society for his doctorate at Princeton University in the late
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Nevil Gibson
Mon, 30 Dec 2014
Mon, 30 Dec 2014
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Science historian finds secrets of progress in study of 18th century
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