The Social Context of Innovation: Bureaucrats, Families, and Heroes in the Early Industrial Revolution, as Foreseen in Bacon's "New Atlantis.". Anthony F. C. Wallace [Book Review]

Isis 74 (3):438-438 (1983)
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