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200 10$aSome considerations touching the vsefvlnesse of experimental natural philosophy$b[electronic resource] $epropos'd in a familiar discourse to a friend, by way of invitation to the study of it /$fby ... Robert Boyle ..
205   $aA second edition (since the first published June 1663).
210   $aOxford [England] $cPrinted by Hen. Hall ..., for Ri. Davis$d1664 [i.e. 1671]
215   $a2 v. ([16], 126, [4], 299, 416, [17]; [29], 47, [2], 20, [4], 14, [2], [28], [2], 26, [2], [50] p.) $cill
300   $aEdited by Robert Sharrock.
300   $aVertical half title: p. [417] (i.e. [399]).
300   $aAnother edition (Fulton 51) is distinguished from this by "naturall" on the t.p. of v. 1.
300   $a"There seems little doubt that issue B was reprinted from issue A in 1671 and published (making with tom. II a complete work) in that year."-- cf. Fulton, J. Bibl. of Robert Boyle.
300   $aIncludes indexes.
300   $aV. 2 has title: Some considerations touching the vsefvlnesse of experimental naturall philosophy ... : the second tome, containing the later section of the part. Oxford, 1671.
300   $aReel 758:17 has "second tome" only.
300   $aReproduction of original in Huntington Library.
327   $a(Book 1) Of the vsefulnesse of natural philosophy : the first part : of its vsefulnesse in reference to the mind of man -- The second part : of its vsefulnesse to physick -- An appendix to the first section of the second part -- The citations Englished -- (Book 2) Of the vsefulnesse of experimental philosophy : the second part : the second section : Of its vsefulnesse to the empire of man over inferior creatures -- Of the vsefulnesse of mathematicks to natural philosophy -- Of the vsefulnesse of mechanical disciplines to natural philosophy -- That the goods of mankind may be much encreased by the naturalist's insight into trades -- Of doing by physical knowledge, what is wont to require manval skill -- Essay X, Of mens great ignorance of the vses of natural things.
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