The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, 第 56 卷A. Constable, 1832 |
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... Newton . The passage is of sufficient importance to be extracted . It is as follows Pro differentiis igitur Leibnit- zianis D. Newtonus adhibet , semperque adhibuit , fluxiones , quæ ... Newton 1832 . 25 Brewster's Life of Sir Isaac Newton .
... Newton . The passage is of sufficient importance to be extracted . It is as follows Pro differentiis igitur Leibnit- zianis D. Newtonus adhibet , semperque adhibuit , fluxiones , quæ ... Newton 1832 . 25 Brewster's Life of Sir Isaac Newton .
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... Newton's rights . In Dr Brewster's phrase , as the re- ' presentative of Newton's friends , he could not brook this base attack upon his countryman . ' He accordingly asserted Newton's undoubted right to the invention of fluxions , and ...
... Newton's rights . In Dr Brewster's phrase , as the re- ' presentative of Newton's friends , he could not brook this base attack upon his countryman . ' He accordingly asserted Newton's undoubted right to the invention of fluxions , and ...
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... Newton in her estimation . It is also singularly offensive , when we remember Newton's declaration to Bentley , of which Leib nitz indeed was ignorant , When I wrote my treatise about our system , I had an eye upon such principles as ...
... Newton in her estimation . It is also singularly offensive , when we remember Newton's declaration to Bentley , of which Leib nitz indeed was ignorant , When I wrote my treatise about our system , I had an eye upon such principles as ...
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The Life of Sir Isaac Newton By David now | 1 |
Auflage The Poems of Ludwig Uhland | 37 |
On Political Economy in Connexion with the Moral | 52 |
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