| What is History of Science?: The history of science in Britain: a personal view |
| Background and foreground: getting things in context |
| Romantic Science: The scientist as sage |
| Romanticism and the sciences |
| Steps towards a dynamical chemistry |
| The physical sciences and the Romantic movement |
| Chemistry, physiology and materialism in the Romantic period |
| 'Conquering the prejudices adopted from the French school of chemistry': the science in Britain in Gay-Lussac's time |
| Organization and Utility: Science and professionalism in England, 1770-1830 |
| Agriculture and chemistry in Britain around 1800 |
| Tyrannies of distance in British science |
| The application of enlightened philosophy: Banks and the physical sciences |
| Pictures, Diagrams and Symbols: A note on sumptuous natural histories |
| Scientific theory and visual language |
| William Swainson: types, circles and affinities |
| William Swainson: naturalist, author and illustrator |
| Ordering the world |
| Pictures, diagrams and symbols: visual language in 19th-century chemistry |
| Scientific Language: Accomplishment or dogma: chemistry in the introductory works of Jane Marcet and Samuel Parkes |
| Lavoisier: discovery, interpretation and revolution |
| Words that make worlds |
| From science to wisdom: Humphry Davy's life |
| Getting science across |
| Epilogue: Science and culture in mid-Victorian Britain: the reviews, and William Crookes' Quarterly Journal of Science |
| Observation, experiment, theory - and the spirits |
| Arthur James Balfour (1848-1930): scientism and scepticism |
| Index |
| What is History of Science?: The history of science in Britain: a personal view |
| Background and foreground: getting things in context |
| Romantic Science: The scientist as sage |
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