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Thesis
Bond, T. Christopher;
(1998)
Beyond the plain style: Writing science in the Philosophical Transactions, 1691-1751
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Wilde, C. B.;
(1980)
Hutchinsonianism, natural philosophy, and religious controversy in 18th-century Britain
Book
Spadafora, David;
(1990)
The idea of progress in 18th-century Britain
Article
Millburn, John R.;
(1985)
James Ferguson's lecture tour of the English midlands in 1771
Article
Holmes, Geoffrey;
(1979)
The professions and social change in England, 1680-1730
Article
McCann, Alison;
(1983)
A private laboratory at Petworth House, Sussex, in the late 18th century
Article
Gaukroger, Stephen;
(1986)
Philosophical responses to the New Science in Britain, 1644-1799: A survey of texts
Article
Millburn, John R.;
(1988)
The office of Ordnance and the instrument-making trade in the mid-18th century
Article
Gunther, A. E.;
(1979)
The Royal Society and the foundation of the British Museum, 1753-1781
Article
Williamson, Karina;
(1992)
“Science” and “knowledge” in 18th-century Britain
Chapter
Wood, Paul;
(1988)
Science and the Aberdeen Enlightenment
Chapter
Schaffer, Simon;
(1993)
A social history of plausibility: Country, city and calculation in Augustan Britain
Article
Smith, Frederik N.;
(1990)
Science, imagination, and Swift's Brobdingnagians
Article
Shuttleton, David E.;
(1995)
“A modest examination”: John Arbuthnot and the Scottish Newtonians
Article
Emerson, Roger L.;
(1988)
The Scottish Enlightenment and the end of the Philosophical Society of Edinburgh
Chapter
Olson, Richard;
(1983)
Tory-High Church opposition to science and scientism in the 18th century: The works of John Arbuthnot, Jonathan Swift, and Samuel Johnson
Article
Bléchet, Françoise;
(1992)
Echanges culturels entre l'Angleterre et la France: L'exemple de la correspondance de Sir Hans Sloane et de l'abbé Bignon
Chapter
Townsend, John Rowe;
(1997)
John Newberry and Tom Telescope
Article
Lamoine, Georges;
(1993)
L'Europe de l'esprit ou La Royal Society de Londres
Chapter
Force, James E.;
(1996)
Samuel Clarke's four categories of deism, Isaac Newton, and the Bible
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