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Further Notes on the Leibniz Controversy

by Isaac Newton

Kept from www.newtonproject.ox.ac.uk · 1 file · 13 KBCall number NEW MS1713.02

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Isaac Newton, Further Notes on the Leibniz Controversy (1713). Long Keeping, call number NEW MS1713.02. https://longkeeping.com/isaac-newton/further-notes-on-the-leibniz-controversy/
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