The Net Advance of Physics
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Being a Compendium of Materials Pertinent to Physics, Mathematics, and Astronomy in the Long Nineteenth Century
(1750 - 1925)

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VIDEO OF THE MONTH (2019 March):
"Chi il bel sogno di Doretta" from Puccini's La Rondine, sung by Allison Provaire on the roof of the Green Building at MIT.

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A COLLECTION OF NINETEENTH CENTURY SCIENCE POETRY

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In memory of Professor John D. Runkle, second president of MIT and outspoken advocate of the "Mens et Manus" philosophy.