The World's Greatest Books — volume 15 — Science
The World's Greatest Books — volume 15 — Science
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For it would be very difficult to explain inany other way to what purpose all is constructed and arranged as we haveseen it to be.
SIR JOHN HERSCHEL Outlines of Astronomy Sir John Frederick William Herschel, only child--and, as an astronomer, almost the only rival--of Sir William Herschel, was born at Slough, in Ireland, on March 7, 1792. At first privately educated, in 1813 he graduated from St. John's College, Cambridge, as senior wrangler and first Smith's prizeman. He chose the law as his p...rofession; but in 1816 reported that, under his father's direction, he was going "to take up stargazing. " He then began a re-examination of his father's double stars. In 1825 he wrote that he was going to take nebul
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For it would be very difficult to explain inany other way to what purpose all is constructed and arranged as we haveseen it to be.
SIR JOHN HERSCHEL Outlines of Astronomy Sir John Frederick William Herschel, only child--and, as an astronomer, almost the only rival--of Sir William Herschel, was born at Slough, in Ireland, on March 7, 1792. At first privately educated, in 1813 he graduated from St. John's College, Cambridge, as senior wrangler and first Smith's prizeman. He chose the law as his p...rofession; but in 1816 reported that, under his father's direction, he was going "to take up stargazing. " He then began a re-examination of his father's double stars. In 1825 he wrote that he was going to take nebul
What to read after The World's Greatest Books — volume 15 — Science?
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