Crosbie Smith, the science of energy: A cultural history of energy physics in Victorian Britain. London and chicago: The athlone press and university of chicago press, 1998. Pp. XI+404. Isbn 0-485-11431-3, £55.00 ; isbn 0-485-12145-X; £19.95 [Book Review]

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