So we may expect that Chemistry
will |in like a manner| be [enlightened] & that
in this [xxx] mature age of
Society as the age of the
World approaches to maturity that
This great branch of Knowledge |Philosophy| xx
will not |want| then of sagacity &
a Galileo , a Copernicus
Kepler or a Newton
Genius similar to Copernicus | Copernicus |
|Galileo| Kepler & Newton to give to
it the [xxxxx xxxx] of grand discoveries principly principly
it order & laws. -
- The highest intellectual powers
are required for the discovery
of principles (& in the physical
Sciences there must be for this
a long preparation & a full
time - (To the ancients,
generalization came before
Knowledge -, Whilst they
were yet Children they imagined
that they were then. - before