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DescriptionNewton-letter-to-briggs 03.jpg	Français : Lettre datée du 20 juin 1682 d'Isaac Newton au Dr William Briggs, commentant son ouvrage "A New Theory of Vision". British Museum Add. Ms. 4327 f. 100. (Publié en fac-similé dans le Dictionnaire encyclopédique Quillet, Paris, 1953). English: Isaac Newton's letter to Dr. William Briggs, June 20th 1682, commenting on Briggs' "A New Theory of Vision". British Museum Add. Ms. 4327 f. 100. (Published in facsimile in the (French) Dictionnaire encyclopédique Quillet, Paris, 1953).
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