Product Description Review "I wish I had the space to detail the many excellences of this work. I can only say that this is both a good read and the best introduction I know to Faraday and the Royal Institution." L Pearce Williams in Isis "This volume can be thoroughly recommended to all. Like only the best rads it gives one an appetite to learn more about its topics. Sir Hermann Bondi in Cambridge Evening News "Many volumes have been written about Faraday and his works, but this book is a gem" Sir Geoffrey Allen in Chemistry and Industry ..."excellent book..." D Allen Bromley "As a counter to current political conceits about science, as a window on to a unique and historical institution, and as an inspirational account of one man's triumphant progress in science, this book is warmly recommended." Colin Russell in Times Higher Education Supplement "The book is generously and imaginatively illustrated and is directed to the general reader... Thomas writes with eloquence and grace...an admirable addition to the canon." Derek A Davenport in Bulletin for the History of Chemistry ..."readable, accessible and admirably captures the spirit of celebration...Thomas has struck his target quite accurately. There is enough here to interest the nonspecialist while professional scientists with a passing acquaintance with Faraday will discover several things that they had not previously appreciated...It is difficult for the reader not to be caught up by Thomas's enthusiasm both for Faraday the man and for the moral and scientific ideals that he came to represent." New Scientist ..."it offers a lively and accessible introduction to his life and work, and especially to his relationship with the Royal Institution." Bruce J Hunt inScience I had the space to detail the many excellences of this work. I can only say that this is both a good read and the best introduction I know to Faraday and the Royal Institution." L Pearce Williams in Isis "This volume can be thoroughly recommended to all. Like only the best rads it gives one an appetite to learn more about its topics. Sir Hermann Bondi in Cambridge Evening News "Many volumes have been written about Faraday and his works, but this book is a gem" Sir Geoffrey Allen in Chemistry and Industry ..."excellent book..." D Allen Bromley "As a counter to current political conceits about science, as a window on to a unique and historical institution, and as an inspirational account of one man's triumphant progress in science, this book is warmly recommended." Colin Russell in Times Higher Education Supplement "The book is generously and imaginatively illustrated and is directed to the general reader... Thomas writes with eloquence and grace...an admirable addition to the canon." Derek A Davenport in Bulletin for the History of Chemistry ..."readable, accessible and admirably captures the spirit of celebration...Thomas has struck his target quite accurately. There is enough here to interest the nonspecialist while professional scientists with a passing acquaintance with Faraday will discover several things that they had not previously appreciated...It is difficult for the reader not to be caught up by Thomas's enthusiasm both for Faraday the man and for the moral and scientific ideals that he came to represent." New Scientist ..."it offers a lively and accessible introduction to his life and work, and especially to his relationship with the Royal Institution." Bruce J Hunt inScience

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