Philosophy of Sir Isaac Newton Explained in Six Dialogues, on Light and Colours, Between a Lady and the Author

Philosophy of Sir Isaac Newton Explained in Six Dialogues, on Light and Colours, Between a Lady and the Author

by Francesco Conte Algarotti, Container of (Expression) Algarotti, Francesco Translation of Algarotti

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