The Outline of Science, Vol. 2 of 4: A Plain Story Simply Told (Classic Reprint)

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It was not till long afterwards that Pasteur and others de monstrated the importance of bacteria, but it was a great event in the history of science when Leeuwenhoek first proved their pres ence. It was literally the discovery of a new world with a teeming population, with incalculable powers for good and evil. It must have been a seed in the human mind, this idea of an intense activity going on all unseen until men stuck lenses of glass in f ront of their own.

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