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Henry Cavendish

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He was the wealthiest of all scholars (savants) and probably also the most scholarly of all the wealthy.
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Biographie Universelle Ancienne et Moderne, Jean-Baptiste Biot as quoted by John Maxson Stillman, The Story of Early Chemistry (1924)

 
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