The Correspondence of Isaac Newton

Isaac Newton

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Volume 3: 1688–1694
Isaac Newton
Edited by H. W. Turnball

Publisher:: Cambridge University Press
Online publication date:: November 2020
Print publication year:: 1966
Online ISBN:: 9781108569798
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781108569798

Subjects:: Popular Science, General Science

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This third volume covers the period from December 1688 to August 1694. In January 1688/9 Newton was elected one of the representatives of the University of Cambridge in the Convention Parliament, and much of his time was taken up in dealing with his new responsibilities, as may be gathered from his correspondence with Covel, Vice-Chancellor of the University. The letters in question, which were printed in collected form in 1848, provide a picture of the unsettled period which followed the flight of King James II to the court of Louis XIV, and the landing of William, Prince of Orange, on English soil on 5 November 1688. In 1689 there was a possibility of Newton being appointed to the Provostship of King's College, Cambridge, but the only reference in the Correspondence is to be found in Letter 377.

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402. Fatio de Duillier to Newton, 7 February 1692/3
pp 243-244

403. Newton to Bentley, 11 February 1692/3
pp 244-245

404. Newton to Fatio de Duillier, 14 February 1692/3
pp 245-246

405. Bentley to Newton, 18 February 1692/3
pp 246-253

406. Newton to Bentley, 25 February 1692/3
pp 253-256

407. Leibniz to Newton, 7 March 1692/3
pp 257-260

408. Newton to Fatio de Duillier, 7 March 1692/3
pp 260-261

409. Fatio de Duillier to Newton, 8 March 1692/3
pp 261-262

410. Fatio de Duillier to Newton, 9 March 1692/3
pp 262-263

411. Newton to Fatio de Duillier, 14 March 1692/3
pp 263-263

412. Huygens to de L'hospital, 30 March 1693
pp 263-264

413. Flamsteed to ? for Newton, 10 April 1693
pp 264-265

414. Fatio de Duillier to Newton, 4 May 1693
pp 265-267

415. Fatio de Duillier to Newton, 18 May 1693
pp 267-270

416. Newton to Mencke, 30 May 1693
pp 270-272

417. Memoranda by David Gregory, 30 June 1693
pp 272-275

418. David Gregory to Huygens, 12 August 1693
pp 275-278

419. Hannah Barton to Newton, 24 August 1693
pp 278-279

420. Newton to Pepys, 13 September 1693
pp 279-280

421. Newton to Locke, 16 September 1693
pp 280-280

422. Pepys to Millington, 26 September 1693
pp 281-281

423. Millington to Pepys, 30 September 1693
pp 281-282

424. Pepys to Millington, 3 October 1693
pp 282-283

425. Locke to Newton, 5 October 1693
pp 283-284

426. Newton to Locke, 15 October 1693
pp 284-284

427. Newton to Leibniz, 16 October 1693
pp 285-289

428. Mill to Newton, 7 November 1693
pp 289-290

429. Huygens to Fatio de Duillier, 20 November 1693
pp 290-291

430. Newton to Mencke, 22 November 1693
pp 291-293

431. Pepys to Newton, 22 November 1693
pp 293-294

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