Have you ever wondered how the scientific instruments of the past shaped the world we live in today? "Crafting Scientific Instruments in the Industrial Revolution (Science, Technology and Culture, 1700-1945)" takes you on an enlightening journey through time, revealing the fascinating stories behind the tools that revolutionised science.
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