Bound To Stay Bound

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020 a|9781499477771 (lib. ed.)
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1001 a|Boutland, Craig.
24514a|The electric age /
c|Craig Boutland.
260 a|Buffalo, NY :
b|Rosen Publishing,
c|2025.
300 a|64 p. :
b|col. ill., col. map ;
c|24 cm
4901 a|Timelines in science
500 a|Includes glossary and index.
520 a|The great thinkers of the 19th century contributed greatly to the development of theories that help explain human nature and the natural world. Charles Darwin developed his theory of evolution. Gregor Mendel created the theory of genetics. Countless other scientists and innovators contributed to this era of science in many other ways. It was in this era when people learned about fossils, photography, combustion engines, and the use of electricity to power our world.
5211 a|012-016
b|BTSB.
650 7a|Electricity.
2|sears
650 7a|Electricity
v|History.
2|sears
650 7a|Electricity
x|Experiments
x|History
x|19th century.
2|sears
650 1a|Electricity.
650 1a|Electricity
v|History.
650 1a|Electricity
x|Experiments
x|History
x|19th century.
655 1a|Science.
655 7c|YAN050000
a|NONFICTION / Science & Nature / General.
2|bisacsh
8001 a|Boutland, Craig.
t|Timelines in science.


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