Correspondence of Sir Isaac Newton and Professor Cotes
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Correspondence of Sir Isaac Newton and Professor Cotes

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Correspondence of Sir Isaac Newton and Professor Cotes

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First Published in 1969. This is an exact facsimile reproduction of the 1850 edition of Edleston's Correspondence of Sir Isaac Newton and Professor Cotes. An index, prepared under the General Editor's supervision, has been added at the end of the volume.

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Information

Publisher
Routledge
Year
2014
Print ISBN
9780714615974
eBook ISBN
9781136957130
Edition
1
Topic
History
Subtopic
World History
Index
History

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half Title
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright Page
  5. Table of Contents
  6. PREFACE
  7. SYNOPTICAL VIEW OF NEWTON’S LIFE
  8. NOTES
  9. Newton’s Dividends and Weeks of Residence
  10. I. Bentley to Cotes, May 21, 1709
  11. II. Cotes to Newton, Aug. 18,
  12. III. Newton to Cotes, Oct. 11,
  13. IV. Cotes to Newton, April 15, 1710
  14. V. 30,
  15. VI. Newton to Cotes, May 1,
  16. VII. Cotes to Newton, 7,
  17. VIII. Newton to Cotes, 13,
  18. IX. Cotes to Newton, 17,
  19. X. 20,
  20. XI. Newton to Cotes, 30,
  21. XII. Cotes to Newton, June 1,
  22. XIII. Newton to Cotes, 8,
  23. XIV. Cotes to Newton, 11,
  24. XV. Newton to Cotes, 15,
  25. XVI. Cotes to Newton, 30,
  26. XVII. Newton to Cotes, June 31, 1710
  27. XVIII. Cotes to Newton, Sept 4,
  28. XIX. Newton to Cotes, 13,
  29. XX. Cotes to Newton, 21,
  30. XXI. Newton to Cotes, 30,
  31. XXII. Oct. 27,
  32. XXIII. Mar. 24, 1711
  33. XXIV. June 7,
  34. XXV. Cotes to Newton, 9,
  35. XXVI. Newton to Cotes, 18,
  36. XXVII. Cotes to Newton, 23,
  37. XXVIII. July 19
  38. XXIX. Newton to Cotes, 28,
  39. XXX. Cotes to Newton, 30,
  40. XXXI. Sept. 4,
  41. XXXII. Newton to Cotes, Feb. 2, 1712
  42. XXXIII. Cotes to Newton, 7,
  43. XXXIV. Newton to Cotes, 12,
  44. XXXV. Cotes to Newton, 16,
  45. XXXVI. Newton to Cotes, 19,
  46. XXXVII. Cotes to Newton, 23,
  47. XXXVIII. Newton to Cotes, 26,
  48. XXXIX. Cotes to Newton, 28,
  49. XL. Cotes to Newton, Mar. 13,
  50. XLI. Newton to Cotes, 18,
  51. XLII. April 3,
  52. XLIII. 8,
  53. XLIV. Cotes to Newton, 14,
  54. XLV. 15,
  55. XLVI. Newton to Cotes, 22,
  56. XLVII. Cotes to Newton, 24,
  57. XLVIII. 26,
  58. XLIX. Newton to Cotes, 24, (?29)
  59. L. Cotes to Newton, May day,
  60. LI. May 3,
  61. LII. Newton to Cotes, 10,
  62. LIII. Cotes to Newton, 13,
  63. LIV. 25,
  64. LV. Newton to Cotes, 27,
  65. LVI. Cotes to Newton, July 20, 1712
  66. LVII. Aug. 10,
  67. LVIII. Newton to Cotes, 12,
  68. LIX. 16,(?14)
  69. LX. Cotes to Newton, 17,
  70. LXI. Newton to Cotes, 26,
  71. LXII. Cotes to Newton, 28,
  72. LXIII. Newton to Cotes, Sept. 2,
  73. LXIV. Cotes to Newton, 7,
  74. LXV. Newton to Cotes, Sept. 13,
  75. LXVI. Cotes to Newton, 15,
  76. LXVII. Newton to Cotes, 23,
  77. LXVIII. Oct. 14,
  78. LXIX. 21,
  79. LXX. Cotes to Newton, 23,
  80. LXXI. Nov. 1,
  81. LXXII. 23,
  82. LXXIII. Newton to Cotes, Jan. 6, 1713
  83. LXXIV. Cotes to Newton, 13,
  84. LXXV. Newton to Cotes, Mar. 2,
  85. LXXVI. Newton and Bentley to Cotes, Mar. 5, 1713
  86. LXXVII. Cotes to Newton, Mar. 8, 1713
  87. LXXVIII. Cotes to Bentley, 10,
  88. LXXIX. Bentley to Cotes, 12,
  89. LXXX. Cotes to Newton, Feb. (? March) 18, 1713
  90. LXXXI. Newton to Cotes, Mar. 28, 1713
  91. LXXXII. 31
  92. LXXXIII. Cotes to Dr Clarke, June 25,
  93. LXXXIV. Newton’s Paper of Corrigenda and Addenda, Dec. 1713
  94. LXXXV. Cotes to Newton, Dec. 22, 1713
  95. LXXXVI. Newton to Keill, (respecting a proposed answer to a Leibnizian paper) Apr. 2, 1714
  96. LXXXVII. Newton to Keill, April 20, 1714
  97. LXXXVIII. May 11, 174
  98. LXXXIX. 15,
  99. XC. Cotes to Newton (after Apr. 26, 1715)
  100. XCI. May 13, 1715
  101. XCII. Halley to Keill, Oct. 3,
  102. XCIII. Newton to Keill, May 2, 1718
  103. XCIV. Newton to Arland, Oct. 22, 1722
  104. XCV. Cotes to his Uncle Smith, Dec. 31, 1698
  105. XCVI. Smith to Cotes, Aug. 30, 1701
  106. XCVII. Cotes to Smith, Sept. 9,
  107. XCVIII. Feb. 10, 1708
  108. XCIX. Nov. 30, 1710
  109. C. Cotes to Ewer, Dec. 26 or 27, 1710
  110. CI. Cotes to Halley (exact date uncertain)
  111. CII. Cotes to Jones, Feb. 15, 1711
  112. CIII. Jones to Cotes, Sept. 17,
  113. CIV. Cotesto Jones, 30,
  114. CV. Jones to Cotes, Oct. 25,
  115. CVI. Cotes to Jones, Nov. 11,
  116. CVII. Jones to Cotes, 15,
  117. CVIII. Cotes to Jones, 25,
  118. CIX. Jones to Cotes, Jan. 1, 1712
  119. CIX.(bis) Newton to J. Smith, May 8, 1675
  120. CX. Cotes to Jones, Jan. 1712
  121. CXI. Jones to Cotes, Feb. 6, 1713
  122. CXII. Cotes to Jones, 13,
  123. CXIII. Jones to Cotes, Apr. 29,
  124. CXIV. Cotes to Jones, May 3,
  125. CXV. Jones to Cotes, July 11,
  126. CXVI. Cotes to Whiston, March, 1715
  127. CXVII. Cotes to Lord Trevor, Jan. 10, 1716
  128. CXVIII. Cotes to Dannye, March 15, 1716
  129. CXIX. Brook Taylor to Prof. Smith, Nov. 27, 1718
  130. CXX. Dec 11,
  131. CXXI. Voltaire to Prof. Smith, Oct. 10 (N. S.), 1739
  132. CXXII. Duke of Cumberland to Prof. Smith, July 3, 1740
  133. APPENDIX.
  134. INDEX OF NAMES