"A PLAGUE TO THE LEARNED WORLD": PIETER GABRY, F. R. S. (1715–1770) AND HIS USE OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY TO GAIN PRESTIGE AND SOCIAL STATUS

Author： Zuidervaart Huib J.  

Publisher： Science History Publications Ltd.

ISSN： 0073-2753

Source： History of Science, Vol.45, Iss.3, 2007-09, pp. : 287-326

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