Science and its Times (Vol.5) 1800 to 1899
	Категория: Энциклопедии и словари, Энциклопедии издательства «Gale Inc.»
		Автор: Neil Schlager Издательство: Gale Год издания: 2001 isbn: 0-7876-3937-0 Количество страниц: 631 Язык: english Формат: PDF Размер: 18 Мб Каталожный номер: 4353	The nineteenth century brought the world telephones, telegraphs, steamboats, electric lights, movies, sewing machines, cars, electric motors, the railroad, Ferris wheels, and aspirin. It was the age of invention, ending with the famous pronouncement in 1899 that “Everything that can be invented has been invented” (Charles H. Duell, Commissioner, U.S. Office of Patents). There are many candidates for the century’s greatest invention, but the winner may be the future itself. While history has seen individuals, such as Francis Bacon, who imagined a world different from that of their parents, most people throughout history did not. They have expected their professions, tools, and entertainments to be essentially the same as those of their parents and grandparents. In the nineteenth century this changed, as inventors and their inventions captured the public imagination.
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