In one of the few records of Sir Isaac Newton's life which he left for the benefit of others, the following comprehensive thought occurs: "It is certainly apparent that the inhabitants of this world are of a short date, seeing that all arts, as letters, ships, printing, the needle, were discovered within the memory of history."
An edition of Men of Invention and Industry
(1884)
Men of invention and industry
by Samuel Smiles and Samuel Smiles
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