Francis Bacon, Scepticism, and the Early Royal SocietyUniversity of Wisconsin--Madison, 1970 - 220 sivua |
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... Gresham College ; and Dr. William Petty , who first applied statistical methods to the London bills of mortality , amanuensis for Thomas Hobbes as Hobbes had been for Bacon . 10 Many of these men were associated with Gresham College ...
... Gresham College ; and Dr. William Petty , who first applied statistical methods to the London bills of mortality , amanuensis for Thomas Hobbes as Hobbes had been for Bacon . 10 Many of these men were associated with Gresham College ...
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... Gresham College advocates lined up behind John Wallis still continue to debate the issue with the Wadham College advocates lined 11. For information on Sir Thomas Gresham and his endowment see James G. Crowther , Founders of British ...
... Gresham College advocates lined up behind John Wallis still continue to debate the issue with the Wadham College advocates lined 11. For information on Sir Thomas Gresham and his endowment see James G. Crowther , Founders of British ...
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... Gresham : 1518-1579 . London , 1925 . Seth , James . English Philosophers and Schools of Philosophy . London , 1912 . Stimson , Dorothy . The Gradual Acceptance of the Copernican Theory of the Universe . New York , 1917 . Scientists and ...
... Gresham : 1518-1579 . London , 1925 . Seth , James . English Philosophers and Schools of Philosophy . London , 1912 . Stimson , Dorothy . The Gradual Acceptance of the Copernican Theory of the Universe . New York , 1917 . Scientists and ...
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