The Universal Luminary
Anon
Genre: | Reportage, Drollery |
Subjects: | Physics, Light, Technology, Display, Lecturing |
Reports on a lecture delivered at the Academie des Sciences, Paris, by the statesman Henry P Brougham (1st Baron Brougham and Vaux), the substance of which was later published in Brougham 1850. Adds that Brougham used apparatus made by Jean-Baptiste-François Soleil, and was thus able to 'make his theory as clear as noon-day'. |
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