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History: Science and the Reformation

David Wootton ()
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David Wootton: Anniversary Professor of History at the University of York

Nature, 2017, vol. 550, issue 7677, 454-455

Abstract: The scientific and religious revolutions that began 500 years ago were not causally related, but were both stimulated by printing, argues David Wootton.

Date: 2017
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