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Are the conceptions with which the sciences of Physics and Chemistry have hitherto furnished us adequate to the solution of such a problem ? Do they seem, even, to be bringing us any nearer a solution? It may be long before agreement is reached on these great questions ; but in any case Burdon Sanderson's contribu- tions to the discussion will retain their interest and historic value, and will perhaps transmit to many who never kne^^' him something of the spirit which inspired his life.
No memo...ir of Sir John Burdon Sanderson, however short, AND OPINIONS 171 would be complete without the mention of the wife to whom he owed so much, and with whom fifty-two years of perfect happiness were passed. Ghetal Herschell was born in 1832, and was the daughter of the Rev. Ridley Herschell.
Her mother was Helen Mowbray, the daughter of a Scottish merchant of well-known family. Mr. Herschell was of Jewish origin, and his parents were natives of West Prussia. He was converted to Christianity compara- tively early in life, and after a time of great stress and difficulty he devoted himself to preaching both to his own people and to others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Are the conceptions with which the sciences of Physics and Chemistry have hitherto furnished us adequate to the solution of such a problem ? Do they seem, even, to be bringing us any nearer a solution? It may be long before agreement is reached on these great questions ; but in any case Burdon Sanderson's contribu- tions to the discussion will retain their interest and historic value, and will perhaps transmit to many who never kne^^' him something of the spirit which inspired his life.
No memo...ir of Sir John Burdon Sanderson, however short, AND OPINIONS 171 would be complete without the mention of the wife to whom he owed so much, and with whom fifty-two years of perfect happiness were passed. Ghetal Herschell was born in 1832, and was the daughter of the Rev. Ridley Herschell.
Her mother was Helen Mowbray, the daughter of a Scottish merchant of well-known family. Mr. Herschell was of Jewish origin, and his parents were natives of West Prussia. He was converted to Christianity compara- tively early in life, and after a time of great stress and difficulty he devoted himself to preaching both to his own people and to others.
What to read after Sir John Burdon Sanderson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haldane, J. S. (John Scott), 1860-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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