A Catalogue of the Portsmouth Collection of Books and Papers Written by Or Belonging to Sir Isaac Newton: The Scientific Portion of which Has Been Presented by the Earl of Portsmouth to the University of Cambridge |
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This list , with some remarks of Dr Pellett , will be found in Hutton's Mathematical Dictionary . All which Dr Pellett deemed fit to be printed were An Abstract of the Chronology in 12 half - sheets folio , and The Chronology of Ancient ...
This list , with some remarks of Dr Pellett , will be found in Hutton's Mathematical Dictionary . All which Dr Pellett deemed fit to be printed were An Abstract of the Chronology in 12 half - sheets folio , and The Chronology of Ancient ...
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papers ; thus there are six drafts of the scheme for founding the Royal Society , seven drafts of his remarks on the chronology published under his name at Paris ( which made him very angry ) , many of the Observations on the Prophecies ...
papers ; thus there are six drafts of the scheme for founding the Royal Society , seven drafts of his remarks on the chronology published under his name at Paris ( which made him very angry ) , many of the Observations on the Prophecies ...
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Remarks on the nature and objects of Arithmetic , Geometry , and Mechanics . 16. A fragment , relating to the Comparison of Curved Superficies . VII . MISCELLANEOUS MATHEMATICAL SUBJECTS . ( Holograph , exc . 7. ) 1.
Remarks on the nature and objects of Arithmetic , Geometry , and Mechanics . 16. A fragment , relating to the Comparison of Curved Superficies . VII . MISCELLANEOUS MATHEMATICAL SUBJECTS . ( Holograph , exc . 7. ) 1.
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Remarks on Leibnitz's first Letter to the Abbé Conti . 29. Proposed addition to the “ Remarks ” on Leibnitz's second Letter to the Abbé Conti — after Leibnitz's death . ( Des Maizeaux , Vol . 2 , pp . 82-106 . ) 30.
Remarks on Leibnitz's first Letter to the Abbé Conti . 29. Proposed addition to the “ Remarks ” on Leibnitz's second Letter to the Abbé Conti — after Leibnitz's death . ( Des Maizeaux , Vol . 2 , pp . 82-106 . ) 30.
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Note of composition of fusible metal “ which in summer will melt in the sun , " with the ( erroneous ) remark that tinglas is more fusible than tin . pp . 108–112 , chemical experiments chiefly on preparations of antimony and scoria of ...
Note of composition of fusible metal “ which in summer will melt in the sun , " with the ( erroneous ) remark that tinglas is more fusible than tin . pp . 108–112 , chemical experiments chiefly on preparations of antimony and scoria of ...
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| Title | A Catalogue of the Portsmouth Collection of Books and Papers Written by Or Belonging to Sir Isaac Newton: The Scientific Portion of which Has Been Presented by the Earl of Portsmouth to the University of Cambridge |
| Author | Isaac Newton |
| Publisher | University Press, 1888 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 16 Jan 2013 |
| Length | 56 pages |
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