  CHAPTER I. As Child Newsboy and Bookbinder. CHAPTER II. The Turning Point. CHAPTER III. " Home Thoughts from Abroad. " CHAPTER V. " Science which I Loved. " CHAPTER VI. As Teacher and Preacher. CHAPTER VII. Overwork The End. CHAPTER VIII. As Friend and Lecturer. CHAPTER IX. Notes on His Work. CHAPTER X. About the Royal Institution. Title: Michael Faraday Man of Science Author: Walter Jerrold Language: English Character set encoding: ISO-8859-1 E-text prepared by Chris Curnow, Craig Kirkwood, |
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MICHAEL FARADAY:
Man of Science.
BY
WALTER JERROLD.
"Whose work was wrought for love, and not for gain."
"One rule his life was fashioned to fulfil;
That he who tends Truth's shrine and does the hest
Of Science, with a humble, faithful will,
The God of Truth and Knowledge serveth best."
FLEMING H. REVELL COMPANY,
NEW YORKCHICAGOTORONTO
Publishers of Evangelical Literature.
