...of facts, and having gained immediately by the application of it a number of practical results, and considering myself as much the author of it as I was...present state of chemistry seemed to allow, I have never criticized or examined the manner in which different authors have adopted or explained it, — contented,...

...copious induction of facts, and having gained by the application of it a number of practical results, and considering myself as much the author of it as I was...state of chemistry seemed to allow, I have never," he says "criticized or examined the manner in which different authors have adopted or explained it,...

...work as far as the present state of chemistry seemed to allow, I have never," he says " criticized or examined the manner in which different authors...mineralogy, or became an instrument of discovery." When the doctrine had found an extensive acceptance among chemists, - Phil. Tram., 1826, p. 383. *...

...copious induction of facts, and having gained by the application of it a number of practical results, and considering myself as much the author of it as I was...state of chemistry seemed to allow, I have never,' he says, ' criticised or examined the manner in which different authors have adopted or explained it,...

...elementary work as far as the present state of chemistry seemed to allow, I have never,' he says, ' criticised or examined the manner in which different...mineralogy, or became an instrument of discovery.' When the doctrine had found an extensive acceptance among chemists, attempts were made to show that...

...preference, he says, amongst other 1 ' The Philosophical Magazine and Annals,' v. i, p. 36. remarks — ' And considering myself as much the author of it as I was of the decomposition of the alkalies, &c.' " Mr. Grove says again — " By chemical affinity we can directly produce electricity ; this latter...