The Clockwork Universe: Isaac Newton, the Royal Society, and the Birth of the Modern World – How Tormented Geniuses Invented Science in Chaotic 17th Century England
A vivid account of how tormented geniuses in chaotic 17th-century England invented modern science through the work of Isaac Newton and the Royal Society.
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The Clockwork Universe explores the birth of modern science in 17th-century England.
It focuses on Isaac Newton and the Royal Society amid a time of great upheaval.
The book examines how key figures transformed understanding of the natural world.
Edward Dolnick presents the era's intellectual breakthroughs and their lasting impact.
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