Pierre CurieFront matterCharlotte Kellogg translationChapter navigation13 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterMARIE CURIEChapter I · THE CURIE FAMILY. INFANCY AND FIRST STUDIES OF PIERRE CURIEChapter II · DREAMS OF YOUTH. FIRST SCIENTIFIC WORK. DISCOVERY OF PIEZO-ELECTRICITYChapter III · LIFE AS THE DIRECTOR OF LABORATORY WORK IN THE SCHOOL OF PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY. GENERALIZATION OF THE PRINCIPLE OF SYMMETRY. INVESTIGATIONS OF MAGNETISMChapter IV · MARRIAGE AND ORGANIZATION OF THE FAMILY LIFE. PERSONALITY AND CHARACTERChapter V · THE DREAM BECOME A REALITY. THE DISCOVERY OF RADIUMChapter VI · THE STRUGGLE FOR MEANS TO WORK. THE BURDEN OF CELEBRITY. THE FIRST ASSISTANCE FROM THE STATE. IT COMES TOO LATEChapter VII · THE NATION'S SORROW. THE LABORATORIES: "SACRED PLACES"Chapter IChapter IIChapter IIIChapter IVBeginning of this editionNext chapter →MARIE CURIEAll chapters and sections (13)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsMARIE CURIEChapters12345671234500400PIERRE CURIE IN 1906.◇Hellog Dujardin Dujardin Imp. Ch. Wütmann◇PIERRE CURIEBYMARIE CURIE →
