Under The Microscope: Science, Religion and the Origin of Life: the close-up story of a corner of Victorian England: Science, Religion and the Origin of Life through the Eyes of Victorian England - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

The argument over so-called 'spontaneous generation' of life was bitterly fought in the mid nineteenth century. The Reverend Dr William Dallinger laboured in the shadows of more flamboyant names of thomas Huxley and John Tyndall. Reconciling religion with the scientific discoveries of the Victorian age and preaching 'the harmony of science and religion' was the life work of the boy from Devonport.

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