The Man Who Saw Everything

<p>The ultimate polymath Hooke gave the world the word <strong>Cell</strong> architected the rebuilding of London after the Great Fire and discovered the foundational <strong>law of elasticity</strong>. As the Royal Society's indispensable Curator of Experiments his genius spanned the infinitesimal structure of a flea's eye to the calculation of planetary orbits.</p><p>Yet his monumental legacy was systematically eclipsed. A bitter lifelong feud with Isaac Newton resulted in the scattering of his papers and the loss of his physical likeness effectively writing him out of history.</p><p>This book retrieves the story of the man who saw everything. It is a detailed compelling journey to restore the unrecognized universalist to his rightful place as the essential mechanical and empirical backbone of modern science. Approx.176 pages 31700 word count</p>