The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin · Character
Jean-Antoine Nollet
French scientist who disputed Franklin's electrical theories.
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Also known as M. Nollet
First appearance: Scientific Experiments
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Abbé Nollet, a French philosopher who disputes Franklin's theories and publishes letters against him.
Jean-Antoine Nollet first appears in 0021 xviii scientific experiments.
In Scientific Experiments: Abbé Nollet, a French philosopher who disputes Franklin's theories and publishes letters against him.
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