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"Michael Faraday, Man of Science" was written by Walter Jerrold and published in 1891. English writer and biographer known for his insightful portrayals of notable figures in the arts.

Michael Faraday, Man of Science

1891

Walter Jerrold

Michael Faraday, Man of Science

Walter Jerrold

1891

Published in 1891, 'Michael Faraday, Man of Science' by Walter Jerrold is a biography that chronicles the life of the influential British scientist Michael Faraday. It details his rise from humble beginnings as the son of a blacksmith to a prominent figure in chemistry and physics, emphasizing his character traits such as curiosity, kindness, and dedication to science. The book highlights Faraday's intellectual journey, shaped by education and mentorship, particularly under Sir Humphry Davy, and reflects on his significant contributions to natural science during the 19th century.