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say that there can be no doubt that it contains a charge of pla- giarism against Newton . The passage is of sufficient importance to be extracted . It is as follows Pro differentiis igitur Leibnit- zianis D. Newtonus adhibet , semperque ...
say that there can be no doubt that it contains a charge of pla- giarism against Newton . The passage is of sufficient importance to be extracted . It is as follows Pro differentiis igitur Leibnit- zianis D. Newtonus adhibet , semperque ...
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However this may be , it was not Newton who first took um- brage at the review . Keill thought it behoved him to interfere and assert Newton's rights . In Dr Brewster's phrase , as the re- presentative of Newton's friends , he could not ...
However this may be , it was not Newton who first took um- brage at the review . Keill thought it behoved him to interfere and assert Newton's rights . In Dr Brewster's phrase , as the re- presentative of Newton's friends , he could not ...
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had formed his calculus after having seen Leibnitz's ; and accu- sing Newton himself of want of veracity , and of principles amounting to materialism , and injurious to the interests of re- ligion . We do not suppose that these charges ...
had formed his calculus after having seen Leibnitz's ; and accu- sing Newton himself of want of veracity , and of principles amounting to materialism , and injurious to the interests of re- ligion . We do not suppose that these charges ...
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The Life of Sir Isaac Newton By David now | 1 |
On Political Economy in Connexion with the Moral | 52 |
Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan or the Central | 73 |
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