Records of General Science
Records of General Science
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ProfeMor Hamilton then read the annual address. We regret that want of space prevents us from inserting the whole of his elo- quent speech in reference to the published reports of the Association.
He observed, *' they belong to our own age ; they are the property ef ourselves as well as of our children. To stimulate the living, not less than to leave a record to the unborn, was hoped for, and will he attained, through those novel and important productions. In holding up to us a view of the exis...ting state of science, and of all that ha& been done already, they show us that much is still to be done> and they rouse our zesl to do it. Can any person look unmoved on the tablet which they present of the brilliant discoveries of this century, in any one of the regions of science > Can he see how mudi has been already built up, and is still in process of building, without feeling himself excited to give his own aid also to the work, and to be enrolled among the architects, or at least, among the workmen ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ProfeMor Hamilton then read the annual address. We regret that want of space prevents us from inserting the whole of his elo- quent speech in reference to the published reports of the Association.
He observed, *' they belong to our own age ; they are the property ef ourselves as well as of our children. To stimulate the living, not less than to leave a record to the unborn, was hoped for, and will he attained, through those novel and important productions. In holding up to us a view of the exis...ting state of science, and of all that ha& been done already, they show us that much is still to be done> and they rouse our zesl to do it. Can any person look unmoved on the tablet which they present of the brilliant discoveries of this century, in any one of the regions of science > Can he see how mudi has been already built up, and is still in process of building, without feeling himself excited to give his own aid also to the work, and to be enrolled among the architects, or at least, among the workmen ?
What to read after Records of General Science?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Dundas Thomson to read onlineMoreLess
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