Memoirs Of Joseph Priestley, To The Year 1795

Joseph Priestley's autobiographical account details his life as a prominent scientist, theologian, and political philosopher up to 1795. The memoir recounts his childhood, education, and significant contributions to science, including the discovery of oxygen. It also explores his engagement with pivotal political events like the American and French Revolutions, alongside the controversies surrounding his religious beliefs that led to his persecution and exile. This work offers a profound glimpse into the life of a key figure of the 18th century.