Essay Review: Science in France: Lamarck, Science and Medicine in France: The Emergence of Experimental Physiology 1790–1855, Death is a Social Disease: Public Health and Political Economy in Early Industrial France, Georges Cuvier: Vocation, Science and Authority in Post-Revolutionary France, Georges Cuvier: Vocation, Science and Authority in Post-Revolutionary France [Book Review]

History of Science 26 (2):201-211 (1988)
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