Discover the lives of the scientific minds that shaped the 17th century.
John Aubrey's Scientific Lives brings together biographical writings on contemporary scientists, explorers, and innovators, including astronomer Edmund Halley, mapmaker Wenceslaus Hollar, and architect Christopher Wren. Aubrey's work provides a fascinating portrait of an exciting and inventive age.
Simultaneously quirky, amusing, and informative, these essays offer a glimpse into the personalities and achievements of these remarkable figures. Perfect for readers interested in:
- The history of science
- Biographical accounts of notable individuals
- 17th-century intellectual history
