Hunter, Lynette (Editor)
Hutton, Sarah (Editor)
Description Contents: Hunter, Lynette, Hutton, Sarah: Women, science, and medicine: Introduction. Hutton, Sarah: The riddle of the Sphinx: Francis Bacon and the emblems of science. Tebeaux, Elizabeth: Women and technical writing, 1475-1700: Technology, literacy and development of a genre. Pelling, Margaret: Thoroughly resented? Older women and the medical role in early modern London. Hunter, Lynette: Women and domestic medicine: Lady experimenters, 1570-1620. Hannay, Margaret P.: “How I these studies prize”: The Countess of Pembroke and Elizabethan science. Barbour, Reid: Lucy Hutchinson, atomism and the atheist dog. Wilson, Adrian: A memorial of Eleanor Willughby, a 17th-century midwife. Hunter, Lynette: Sisters of the Royal Society: The circle of Katherine Jones, Lady Ranelagh. Harris, Frances: Living in the neighbourhood of science: Mary Evelyn, Margaret Cavendish and the Greshamites. Hutton, Sarah: Anne Conway, Margaret Cavendish and 17th-century scientific thought. Iliffe, Rob, Willmoth, Frances: Astronomy and the domestic sphere: Margaret Flamsteed and Caroline Herschel as assistant-astronomers.
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Gómez López, Susana;
(1997)
The Royal Society and post-Galilean science in Italy
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Hunter, Michael;
Wood, Paul B.;
(1986)
Towards Solomon's house: Rival strategies for reforming the early Royal Society
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Rivington, Charles A.;
(1984)
Early printers to the Royal Society, 1663-1708
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Hunter, Michael;
(1982)
Early problems in professionalizing scientific research: Nehemiah Grew (1641-1712) and the Royal Society, with an unpublished letter to Henry Oldenburg
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Frank, Robert G., Jr.;
(1974 (pub. 1975))
Institutional structure and scientific activity in the early Royal Society
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Hall, Marie Boas;
(1991)
Promoting experimental learning: Experiment and the Royal Society, 1660-1727
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Brioist, Pascal;
(1998)
Les origines de la Société Royale de Londres
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Dear, Peter;
(1985)
Totius in verba: Rhetoric and authority in the early Royal Society
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Simpson, A. D. C.;
(1984)
Newton's telescope and the cataloguing of the Royal Society's repository
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Stillman, Robert E.;
(1995)
Invitation and engagement: Ideology and Wilkin's philosophical language
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Hall, Marie Boas;
(1976)
Science in the early Royal Society
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Sutliff, Kristene G.;
(1985)
The influence of the Royal Society on the prose style of Joseph Glanvill
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Force, James E.;
(1981)
Secularisation, the language of God, and the Royal Society at the turn of the 17th century
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Miles, Rogers B.;
(1992)
Science, religion, and belief: The clerical virtuosi of the Royal Society of London, 1663-1687
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Kronick, David A.;
(1990)
Notes on the printing history of the early Philosophical Transactions
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Hall, Marie Boas;
(1975)
The Royal Society's role in the diffusion of information in the 17th century
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Juillard, Alain;
(1977)
La Société Royale de Londres et ses correspondants français, 1660-1670
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Underwood, T. L;
(1976)
Quakers and the Royal Society of London in the 17th century
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Hunter, Michael;
(1976)
The social basis and changing fortunes of an early scientific institution: An analysis of the membership of the Royal Society, 1600-1685
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Vickers, Brian;
(1985)
The Royal Society and English prose style: A reassessment
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