By design: James Clerk Maxwell and the evangelical unification of science

E-ISSN： 1474-001x|45|1|57-73

ISSN： 0007-0874

Source： British Journal for the History of Science, Vol.45, Iss.1, 2012-03, pp. : 57-73

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