Pasteur

This compelling biography traces the life and groundbreaking work of Louis Pasteur, a scientist whose discoveries transformed medicine and the understanding of disease. From his early experiments to his pioneering research on germs, vaccination, and fermentation, the book reveals the relentless curiosity and determination that drove his success. As Pasteur challenges established beliefs and faces skepticism from the scientific community, his work begins to reshape the world—saving countless lives and laying the foundation for modern microbiology. Frankland presents not only the achievements of a brilliant mind, but also the perseverance, vision, and humanity behind one of history's most influential scientists. Pasteur is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1898.