The book "Natural sciences in their development and relationship, volume II. From Galileo to the middle of the 18th century" by Friedrich Dannemann is a unique scientific work that examines the history of the development of natural sciences in the period from Galileo Galilei to the middle of the 18th century. The author examines in detail important scientific discoveries, theories and concepts that played a strengthening role in the formation of modern science. In the second volume of the book, Friedrich Dannemann covers the period of important changes in scientific ideas that became known as the "Scientific Revolution". The reader has the opportunity to learn about the contribution of scientists such as Newton, Leibniz, Boyle and others to the development of physics, chemistry, astronomy and other fields of natural sciences. The book "Natural sciences in their development and relationship, volume II" is an important source of information for everyone who is interested in the history of science and wants to understand in more detail the stages of its development during the early modern times.