Justus Von Liebig Quotes

Without An Acquaintance With Chemistry, The Statesman Must Remain A Stranger To The True Vital Interests Of The State, To The Means Of Its Organic Development And Improvement; ... The Highest Economic Or Material Interests Of A Country, The Increased And More Profitable Production Of Food For Man And Animals, ... Are Most Closely Linked With The Advancement And Diffusion Of The Natural Sciences, Especially Of Chemistry.

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