Samuel Wells is an author about whom relatively limited public information is currently available; his nationality, dates of birth and death, and educational background are not recorded in our database, making it difficult to sketch a complete biography. According to the available material, only one work by him has been collected, namely Through a Microscope. The title suggests that the book takes the microscope as its subject and likely introduces to general readers the instrument's structure and use, as well as the microscopic world observed through it, placing the work in the category of popular science writing. Such books usually require an author to combine scientific knowledge with accessible expression, guiding readers into realms beyond the reach of the naked eye in clear and plain language. Although little is known about Wells's personal experience or writing career, this work can still be seen as an attempt to bring scientific knowledge to a broad audience, and it offers some reference value for readers interested in microscopic observation.
