In 'The Microroscope: Its Revelations and Applications in Science and Art', John Ferguson explores the history and significance of the microroscope, a powerful tool that revolutionized scientific and artistic inquiry. Drawing on a wealth of historical and scientific sources, Ferguson examines the development of the microroscope, its uses in biology and medicine, and its role in the emerging fields of microscopy and photography. This fascinating book is essential reading for anyone interested in the history of science and technology.

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