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1. 1535 Beaglehole, John Cawte (ed.). The journals of Captain James Cook on his voyages of discovery. Cambridge, 1955–67, 3 vols. For Cook's biography, see (1640).

2. 1536 Brown, Sanborn Conner (ed.). Collected works of Count Rumford. Cambridge, Mass., 1968–70, 5 vols. For Rumford's biography, see (1643).

3. 1537 Dalton, John, A new system of chemical philosophy. Manchester, 1808–27, 2 vols. Main work in which his theories were systematically expounded; no collected works, but see (1556). For Dalton's biography, see (1625); and for studies of his work, see (1584), (1598) and (1625).

4. 1538 Davy, John (ed.). The collected works of Sir Humphry Davy … with a life. 1839–40, 9 vols. For Davy's biography, see (1653); for studies of his work, see (1599) and (1722).

5. 1539 Dawson, Warren Royal (comp.). The Banks letters: a calendar of the manuscript correspondence of Sir Joseph Banks preserved in the British Museum, the British Museum (Natural History), and other collections in Great Britain. 1958. Supplemented in Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Historical Series 3, 2 (1962), 41–70; 3 (1965), 71–93. Principal scientific correspondence of the period. For Banks's biography, see (1646).

6. 1540 Faraday, Michael. Experimental researches in electricity. 1839–55, 3 vols. Reprinted papers; no collected works, but see (1543). For Faraday's correspondence, see (1557); for his biography, see (1672); for studies of his work, see (1605) and (1688).

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