An Introduction to a Bibliography of the Educational and Scientific Works of Joseph Priestley. by Fulton, John F. (Farquhar), 1899-1960, & Charlotte H. (Hodge) Peters. [Priestley, Joseph, 1733-1804]

offprint from Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America (BSA Papers) Vol. 30 part 2, 1936. Soft Cover. [1], [150]-167 p.; 24 cm. "Reprinted for private circulation." "Joseph Priestley... could justly claim... fundamental contributions in at least three quite divergent fields of human thought: in chemistry he isolated nine new gases, including oxygen; in the field of education he was one of the first to insist upon the value of practical instruction in the sciences and upon the importance of teaching modern history as a separate discipline; while in theology he was the chief early protagonist in this country, as well as in England, of the Unitarian movement." Stapled in printed brown wraps; unopened; pristine. stock#3079.