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Priestley program to shed light on Lunar Society

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Joseph Priestley was a member of an elite society in the 1700s in the Midlands, England. The Lunar Society met on the Monday closest to the full moon each month, beginning at 2 p.m. They would enjoy an extravagant meal, and then move to a more comfortable room and take time sharing drawings, machines, or models.

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Priestley program to shed light on Lunar Society

NORTHUMBERLAND — Joseph Priestley, perhaps most famously known for isolating oxygen, spent the last ten years of his life in Northumberland. Before that, he resided in England where he pursued a wide range of interests in education, science, and religion.…

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