BULLETIN FOR THE HISTORY OF CHEMISTRY

Number 11, Winter 1991

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TITLE	Author	Page Number
Symposium Introduction.	Derek A. Davenport	3
The Royal Institution and Michael Faraday: A Personal View.	John Meurig Thomas	4
Faraday and his Biographers.	L. Pearce Williams	9
Faraday's Election to the Royal Society: A Reputation in Jeopardy.	June Z. Fullmer and Melvyn C. Usselman	17
Educating the Judgment: Faraday as a Lecturer.	Geoffrey Cantor	28
The Military Context of Chemistry: The Case of Michael Faraday.	Frank A. J. L. James	36
Michael Faraday's Bibles as Mirrors of his Faith.	Herbert T. Pratt	40
Faraday's Health Problems.	James F. O'Brien	47
Faraday's 1822 Chemical Hints Notebook and the Semantics of Chemical Discourse.	Ryan D. Tweney	51
Faraday's Search for Fluorine.	Harold Goldwhite	55
Observations on Faraday as Organic Chemist Manque.	Derek A. Davenport	60
Michael Faraday and the Art and Science of Chemical Manipulation.	William B. Jensen	65
The Chemical Manipulator.	Sydney Ross	76
Unpublished Letters of Faraday and Others to Edward Daniel Clarke.	Sydney Ross	79
The Pathway to the Laws of Electrolysis.	John T. Stock	86
From Electrochemical Equivalency to a Mole of Electrons: The Evolution of the Faraday.	Marcy Hamby Towns and Derek A. Davenport	92
A Biographical Check List.		100
A Faraday Timeline.		101