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Joseph Priestley, the renowned 18th-century chemist and theologian, delivered a series of lectures on experimental philosophy at New College in Hackney. These lectures covered a wide range of topics, including electricity, optics, and mechanics, in addition to chemistry. This detailed overview of his teachings is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the history of science or the philosophy of experimentation.
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