John Aubrey and the Realm of Learning History of Science From the spectacle

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John Aubrey and the Realm of Learning History of Science From the spectacleHunter, Michael, 1975 John Aubrey 16261697, one of the first "scientific" or archaeological antiquaries, wrote much but published little, and has long been known more as the acquaintance of famous seventeenth century Englishmen Harvey, Hobbes, Hook, Wren, and many others than as a subject for critical study in his own right.