Leibniz
Leibniz
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50, 57, &c.
> See Brewster's Life of Newton, vol. ii. p. 573, &c.
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pretty mncli of it ; but I always took Sir Isaac Newton not only for the inventor, but also for the greatest master of it I think like you, sir, regarding the merit of Mr Newton. I always speak of him as of a man above the others, and whom one cannot sufficiently admire. But I cannot refrain from combating the opinion which you hold, that the public had received from Mr Newton, and not from Messrs Leibniz and Bernoull...i, the new calculus, and the art of making it serve all the researches which can be made in geometry. This is an error of fact. It will be better if I, who have on this point no prejudice, nor any reason for having any, who pro- fess to be your friend, and am so certainly more than the German geometricians, whom I have never seen, — I say it will be better if I make you perceive the error rather than an adversary, whom you would give an advantage over you, and who would, with semblance of truth, reproach you that your zeal for the glory of your nation makes you partial, and makes you forget all the rules of equity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
50, 57, &c.
> See Brewster's Life of Newton, vol. ii. p. 573, &c.
90 Leibniz.
pretty mncli of it ; but I always took Sir Isaac Newton not only for the inventor, but also for the greatest master of it I think like you, sir, regarding the merit of Mr Newton. I always speak of him as of a man above the others, and whom one cannot sufficiently admire. But I cannot refrain from combating the opinion which you hold, that the public had received from Mr Newton, and not from Messrs Leibniz and Bernoull...i, the new calculus, and the art of making it serve all the researches which can be made in geometry. This is an error of fact. It will be better if I, who have on this point no prejudice, nor any reason for having any, who pro- fess to be your friend, and am so certainly more than the German geometricians, whom I have never seen, — I say it will be better if I make you perceive the error rather than an adversary, whom you would give an advantage over you, and who would, with semblance of truth, reproach you that your zeal for the glory of your nation makes you partial, and makes you forget all the rules of equity.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Merz, John Theodore, 1840-1922 to read onlineMoreLess
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