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The Elements of Newton’s Philosophy

The Elements of Newton’s Philosophy

Voltaire

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Taylor & Francis Ltd
Año de edición:
2004
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Historia
ISBN:
9780714616124

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This is an exact reproduction of the 1738 edition of Voltaire’s The Elements of Sir Issac Newton’s Philosophy . An index has been added under supervision of the general editor.

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