Isaac Newton (35 page)

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Brewster, David.
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Broad, C. D.
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Christianson, Gale E.
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Isaac Newton and the Scientific Revolution
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Clark, David H.; and Clark, Stephen P. H.
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Cohen, I. Bernard.
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———. “Newton in the Light of Recent Scholarship.”
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———. “Newton’s Second Law and the Concept of Force in the
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———. “Notes on Newton in the Art and Architecture of the Enlightenment.”
Vistas in Astronomy
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Revolution in Science
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Cohen, I. Bernard, and Smith, George E., eds.
The Cambridge Companion to Newton
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Collier, Arth.
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Cowley, Abraham.
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Craig, John.
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Crombie, A. C.
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Crosby, Alfred W.
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Dalitz, Richard H.; and Nauenberg, Michael, eds.
The Foundations of Newtonian Scholarship
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David, F. N. “Mr Newton, Mr Pepys & Dyse: A Historical Note.”
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Davis, Philip J., and Hersh, Reuben.
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De Morgan, Augustus.
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de Santillana, Giorgio.
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de Villamil, Richard.
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Defoe, Daniel.
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Dehaene, Stanislaus.
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Descartes, René.
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Ditchburn, R. W. “Newton’s Illness of 1692–3.”
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Dobbs, Betty Jo Teeter.
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Dobbs, Betty Jo Teeter; and Jacob, Margaret C.
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Drake, Stillman.
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Dreyer, J. L. E.
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Eamon, William.
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Easlea, Brian.
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Einstein, Albert.
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Out of My Later Years
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Einstein, Albert; and Infeld, Leopold.
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Eisenstein, Elizabeth L.
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Elliott, Paul. “The Birth of Public Science in the English Provinces,”
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Elliott, Ralph W. V. “Isaac Newton as Phonetician.”
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———. “Isaac Newton’s ‘Of an Universall Language.’ ”
Modern Language Review
52 (1957): 1.

’Espinasse, Margaret.
Robert Hooke
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Evelyn, John.
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Fara, Patricia.
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Fauvel, John; and Gray, Jeremy, eds.
The History of Mathematics: A Reader
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Fauvel, John; Flood, Raymond; Shortland, Michael; and Wilson, Robin, eds.
Let Newton Be!
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Feingold, Mordechai, ed.
Before Newton: The Life and Times of Isaac Barrow
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Feynman, Richard.
The Character of Physical Law
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Foster, C. W. “Sir Isaac Newton’s Family.” Reports and Papers of the Architectural & Archeological Society of the County of Lincoln 39 (1928).

Galileo Galilei.
The Controversy on the Comets of 1618
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Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems—Ptolemaic & Copernican
. Translated by Stillman Drake, foreword by Albert Einstein. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1967.

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Discoveries and Opinions of Galileo
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Garber, Daniel; and Ayers, Michael.
The Cambridge History of Seventeenth-Century Philosophy
. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1998.

Gaule, John.
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. London: J. Kirton, 1652.

Gjertsen, Derek.
The Newton Handbook
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