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...Fluxions Applied to a Select Number of Useful Problems: Together with the Demonstration of Mr. Cotes 's Forms of Fluents .in the Second Part of his Logometria; The Analysis of the Problems in his Scholium Generale; and an Explanation of the Principal Propositions of Sir Issac Newton's Philosophy. London:... | |
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...Fluents In the Second Book of his Logometria ; The Analysis of the Problems in his Scholium Generale; and an Explanation of the principal Propositions of Sir Isaac Newton's Philosophy, London : for A. Millar, J. Whiston and B. White, L. Davles and C. Reymers Saunderson. Nicholas (I756b)... | |
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The method of fluxions applied to a select number of useful problems: together with the demonstration of Mr. Cotes's forms of fluents in the second part of his Logometria; the analysis of the problems in his Scholium generale; and an explanation of the... 
