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Preface; Introductory remarks; 1. On the reciprocal influence of science and education; 2. Of the inducements to individuals, to cultivate science; 3. General state of learned societies in England; 4. General state of the Royal Society in particular; 5. Of observations; 6. Suggestions for the advancement of science in England; Conclusion; Appendices.
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