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Dawn of Modern Science

by Thomas Goldstein

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An intriguing look at science during the Renaissance and how it developed.
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An under-rated cross disciplinary gem of a book, thought of well when it came out in 1980, but since ignored, although it is still in print. ( )
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On June 24, 1474, an old man-one of the most famous scientists of his time-was sitting in his study in Florence writing a letter to a friend.
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