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Science and Technology in World History
By:James E. McClellan III,Harold Dorn
Published on 2006-04-14 by JHU Press

Tracing historical relationship from the dawn of civilization through the twentieth century, the authors argue that technology as |applied science| emerged relatively, as industry and governments began funding scientific research. They explore the emergence of Europe and the United States as a scientific and technological power.

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