...course of academical studies. We do, however, find very early indications of the Newtonian principle» making their way into all parts of the system of the...defended in the schools a question taken from the philo1 822.] respecting the University of Cambridge. 141 sophy of Newton — a step which must have...

...Saunderson, his immediate successor in the Professorial chair. So early as 1694, the celebrated Dr. Samuel Clarke, then an undergraduate, defended in the schools a question taken from Newton's Philosophy, and in three years afterwards he published a translation of Rohault's Physics,...

...learning to be your enemy.' — Pope's Works by Bowles, vol. ix. p. 389. * In 1694 the celebrated Dr. Samuel Clarke, then an undergraduate, defended in the schools a question taken from Newton's Principia. perceptible in the clear reasoning, the logical precision, and the lucid arrangement...

...learning to be your enemy.'—Pope's Works by Bowles, vol. ix. p. 389. * In 1694 the celebrated Dr. Samuel Clarke, then an undergraduate, defended in the schools a question taken from Newton's Principia. . , perceptible in the clear reasoning, the logical precision, and the lucid arrangement...

...Saunderson, his immediate successor in the professorial chair. So early as 1694, the celebrated Dr. Samuel Clarke, then an undergraduate, defended in the schools a question taken from Newton's Philosophy, and in three years afterwards he published a translation of Rohault's Phylics,...

...heard him read in the public schools, though I understood them not at all at that time.' About 1694 Samuel Clarke, then an undergraduate, defended in...presided at the disputations; and his translation of Kohault, with references, in the notes, to the Principia, was first published in 1697. Public exercises...

...usum juventutis Academicae. Whewell writes, 'About 1694 the celebrated Samuel Clarke [of Norwich], then an undergraduate, defended in the schools a question...disputations: and his translation of Rohault with references to the Principia was first published in 1697 ; and not in 1718 as Professor Playfair has strangely...

...usum juventutis Academicae. Whewell writes, 'About 1694 the celebrated Samuel Clarke [of Norwich], then an undergraduate, defended in the schools a question...disputations: and his translation of Rohault with references to the Principia was first published in 1697 ; and not in 1718 as Professor Playfair has strangely...