• John Tyndall: Peaks and troughs.

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    DeArce, M. and MacMillan, N., John Tyndall: Peaks and troughs., History Today, pp49-55, July, 7, 2013, 49 - 55

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    The scientist and natural philosopher John Tyndall was known to the public through his lectures and newspaper debates. But, say Miguel DeArce and Norman MacMillan, one of Tyndall?s most famous public speeches, his Belfast Address of 1874, plagiarised the thinking of others.

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    John Tyndall, History of Science, Materialism, Religion
    Author's Homepage: http://people.tcd.ie/mdearce

    Author: DE ARCE, MIGUEL

    Author: MacMillan, Norman

    Other Titles: Did John Tyndall plagiarise his Belfast Address of 1874?
    Type of material: Journal Article