The book "William Harvey and the Discovery of Blood Circulation" was written by Thomas Henry Huxley. In this work, the famous British biologist and anatomist paid tribute to the great researcher William Harvey, who first described the process of blood circulation in the human body. Readers will have the opportunity to better familiarize themselves with the life and scientific activities of Harvey, as well as with the historical circumstances of the discovery of this important physiological function. An in-depth analysis of Harvey's findings helps to better understand the essence of medical science and its development in a historical context. The book "William Harvey and the Discovery of Blood Circulation" not only reveals important information for specialists, but is also interesting for the general public interested in the history of science and medicine.