Peter Day Boeken

Celebrated for his groundbreaking work in various fields of science, Michael Faraday's legacy extends beyond his discoveries in electrochemistry and electromagnetism. He championed public understanding of science, inspired youth through lectures, and advised governments while maintaining a strong moral and spiritual foundation. This collection presents a comprehensive selection of his writings, reflecting his diverse contributions and connections, particularly with the Royal Institution, marking its bicentenary. The book offers a unique insight into Faraday's life and beliefs.

The narrative reveals the intriguing and lesser-known events surrounding MI6's involvement in orchestrating the coup that elevated General Franco to power. It delves into the political machinations and espionage tactics employed during a tumultuous period in history, shedding light on the complex relationships and motivations behind this pivotal moment. The book uncovers the interplay of international intrigue and the impact of covert operations on Spain's future.