Michael Faraday was born on 22nd September 1791 into a poor family and made a name for himself through
science. His greatest achievements include the invention of the electric generator, the dynamo and the electric motor. He
was offered the presidency of the Royal Institution but he declined as he was a humble man who took no delight in taking centre
stage. His inventions have made many things possible and have made him a very respected man.
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Interesting Fact
Towards the end of his life Faraday spoke out against spiritualism at a spiritualism lecture at the Royal Institution
called Mental Education. Prince Albert who was also a critic embraced and congratulated Faraday afterwards.
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