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Richard Feynman
Chien Shiung Wu
Niels Bohr
Wernher von Braun
African Americans in Science Math and Invention To Z of African Americans
African Americans in Science Math and Invention To Z of African Americans

By Diane Moser, Ray Spangenburg, Kit Moser

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Presents alphabetized biographical profiles of 160 important contemporary and historic African-Americans in the fields of math, science, and invention. Each entry includes a further reading list.

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The History of Science Set 5 Volumes History of Science
The rise of reason
The rise of reason

By Diane Moser, Ray Spangenburg, Spangenburg Ray

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Discusses major scientists and scientific issues and discoveries of the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.

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Modern Science 1896 1945 History of Science
Disease Fighters Since 1950 Global Profiles
American Historic Places

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