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Subterranean Physics
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Subterranean Physics

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  • Johann Joachim Becher, detail from an engraving
    Johann Joachim Becher

    …substances were set forth in Subterranean Physics (1669). At Munich he suggested that the elector of Bavaria establish South American colonies and a cloth-trade monopoly, but angry merchants forced him to flee. At Vienna he proposed a Rhine–Danube canal and was also employed in experiments to transmute Danube sand into…

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    …substances were set forth in Subterranean Physics (1669). At Munich he suggested that the elector of Bavaria establish South American colonies and a cloth-trade monopoly, but angry merchants forced him to flee. At Vienna he proposed a Rhine–Danube canal and was also employed in experiments to transmute Danube sand into…

    Read More