Count Rumford, Sir John Leslie, and the study of the nature and propagation of heat at the beginning of the nineteenth century

Annals of Science 26 (4):273-304 (1970)
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Rumford's Theory of Heat: A Reassessment.Stephen J. Goldfarb - 1977 - British Journal for the History of Science 10 (1):25-36.

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