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Focusing on the early Royal Society, this account details the practice of experimentation during its meetings from 1660 to 1727. It offers insights into the scientific methods and collaborative efforts of prominent figures in the society, highlighting the evolution of experimental science and its impact on knowledge during this transformative period. The narrative sheds light on the intellectual environment and the pioneering spirit that characterized the early days of modern science.