Reflections on the Decline of Science in England, and on Some of Its Causes

Chapter II · OF THE INDUCEMENTS TO INDIVIDUALS TO CULTIVATE SCIENCE.

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SECTION 2. OF BIENNIAL PRESIDENTS.SECTION 3. OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE COLLEGES OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS SECTION 4. OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE ROYAL INSTITUTION ON THE ROYAL SOCIETY.SECTION 5. OF THE TRANSACTIONS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY.SECTION 6. ORDER OF MERIT.SECTION 7. OF THE UNION OF SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES.CONCLUSION.APPENDIX, No. 1.APPENDIX, No. 2.LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY, WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THE

Interest or inclination form the primary and ruling motives in this matter: and both these exert greater or less proportionate influence in each of the respective cases to be examined.

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