...light, therefore, the bounds of natural science may possibly be extended beyond what we can now form an idea of. New worlds may open to our view, and the...contemporaries, be eclipsed by a new set of philosophers, hi quite a new field of speculation. Could that great man revisit the earth, and view the experiments...

...idea of. New worlds may be opened to our view, and the glory of the great Sir Isaac Newton himself may be eclipsed, by a new set of philosophers, in quite a new field of speculation." Before we conclude this subject, there is a circumstance respecting Davy and his biographer, Dr. Paris,...

...science may possibly be extended beyond what we now can form any idea of. New worlds may be opened to our view, and the glory of the great Sir Isaac Newton himself may be eclipsed, by a new set of pilosophers, in quite a new field of speculation." Before we conclude...

...science may possibly be extended beyond what we now can form any idea of. New worlds may be opened to our view, and the glory of the great Sir Isaac Newton himself may be eclipsed, by a new set of pilosophers, in quite a new field of speculation." Before we conclude...

...science may possibly be extended beyond what we now can form any idea of. New worlds may be opened to our view, and the glory of the great Sir Isaac Newton himself may be eclipsed, by a new set of pilosophers, in quite a new field of speculation." Before we conclude...

...science may possibly be extended beyond what we can now conceive. New worlds may be opened to our view, by a new set of philosophers, in quite a new field of speculation.' It was supposed by Hoffman that the vital principle was a subtile ether, diffused throughout nature....

...science may possibly be extended beyond what we now can conceive. New worlds may be opened to our view by a new set of philosophers, in quite a new field of speculation." The foregoing remarks were not penned in a spirit of wanton innovation, but with a sincere desire to...

...form any idea of; new worlds may be opened to our view, and the glory of the great Newton himself, may be eclipsed by a new set of philosophers, in quite a new field of speculation." Dr. Paris, in his biography of Sir H. Davy, mentions that " Sir H. supposed the heat of the animal...

...possibly be extended beyond what we can have any idea of. " New worlds," he continues, " may open up to view, and the glory of the great Sir Isaac Newton...philosophers in quite a new field of speculation." Nearly one hundred and twenty years have passed since those prophetic words were written, and truly...

...light, therefore, the bounds of natural science may possibly be extended, beyond what we can now form an idea of. New worlds may open to our view, and the glory of the great Sir Isaac Newton ... be eclipsed.51 This was to be Davy's programme. The chemist working with electricity was pursuing...