Galileo A Life
Galileo A Life by James Reston (Jr.) is a detailed exploration of a pivotal period in history, published by HarperPerennial in 1995. This 319-page biography delves into the life of Galileo Galilei, highlighting the intersection of science and religion during his time and the challenges he faced in defying established authority.
Readers will find a narrative that captures the dramatic essence of an era when scientific inquiry was often at odds with religious doctrine. The book presents the struggles and triumphs of a man who stood against formidable power, providing insights into the broader themes of science and technology. This edition is written in English and offers a comprehensive look at Galileo’s life and the historical context that shaped his groundbreaking work.
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The dramatic story of an era during which science and religion were one and where one man dared to defy the only power on earth that was able to bring him to his knees.
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