Employment for the Microscope. in Two Parts

A manual for using microscopes in scientific research, written by the 18th-century English naturalist and experimentalist Henry Baker. Part one covers topics such as preparing specimens, adjusting focus, and recording observations, while part two provides detailed instructions on building and using a microscope with various lenses.
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