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To The
RIGHT HONORABLE
FULKE Lord BROOKE
of
Beauchamp's Court.
My Lord;
HAving Compleated the fifteenth Korlume of the Philoſophical Tranſ-
actions,
( which contains part of the great Stock of Experimental Learning,
communicated to the Royal Society of the laſt
year,) I now Humbly Dedicate it to Your Lordſhip; A perſon of Honor, always
ready to Favor, whatever makes for the Improvement of Knowledge, and the Public Good.
But this imperfect Character of Your Lordſhip, tho' of it ſelf ſufficient to Fuftily the preſent Addreſs, is not the only Inducement to it: I could mention, how much We are all indebted to Your Lordſhip, for a Uniform and Steddy Loyalty to the King, and a Pious Love for Your Country
