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Maxwell, Jenkin and Cotterill and the theory of statically-indeterminate structures: Label: en
The autobiography of John Wallis, F. R. S: Label: en
David Gregory’s inaugural lecture at Oxford: Label: en
Thomas Young’s lectures at the Royal Institution: Label: en
Newton and the ‘Pipes of Pan’: Label: en
Newton's marvellous year: 1666 and all that: Label: en
The Libraries of Newton, Hooke and Boyle: Label: en
A tentative index of the correspondence of John Wallis, F.R.S: Label: en
Newton’s optical aether: his draft of a proposed addition to his Optiks: Label: en
Grace Chisholm Young and the division of laurels: Label: en
The Sylvester Medal: origins, and recipients 1901-1949: Label: en
Neither ancient nor modern: Wallis and Barrow on the composition of continua. Part one: Mathematical styles and the composition of continua: Label: en
The 350th anniversary of the birth of G. W. Leibniz, F. R. S: Label: en
Some reminiscences of Albert Einstein: Label: en
The Francis affair reconsidered: Label: en
A forgotten paper on the fundamental theorem of algebra: Label: en
Catching Proteus: the collaborations of Wallis and Brounker. I. Squaring the circle: Label: en
The publications of John Pell FRS (1611-1685): some new light and some old confusions: Label: en
James Ivory, F.R.S., mathematician: ‘The most unlucky person that ever existed’: Label: en
Hooke's cubico–parabolical conoid: Label: en
Robert Hooke's work as surveyor for the city of London in the aftermath of the great fire. Part two: certification of areas of ground taken away for streets and other new works: Label: en
James Joseph Sylvester, F.R.S. (1814–1897): Label: en
Edward Stone (1702–1768) and Edmund Stone (1700–1768): confused identities resolved: Label: en
On the shapes of Newton's revolving orbits: Label: en
Robert Hooke's work as surveyor for the City of London in the aftermath of the Great Fire. Part one: Robert Hooke's first surveys for the City of London: Label: en
Reminiscences and Discoveries on Ramanujan's Bust: Label: en
J. B. S. Haldane and R. A. Fisher’s Draft Life of Karl Pearson: Label: en
Contributors to improving the teaching of calculus in early 19th-century England: Label: en
The personality of Isaac Newton: Label: en
A new lease of life for 71 missing Fellows: Label: en
Ramanujan’s illness: Label: en
R. A. Fisher on Karl Pearson: Label: en
Benjamin Robins during 1739-1742: ‘called to a publick employment... a very honorable post': Label: en
An apprenticeship in scientific communication: the early correspondence of Henry Oldenburg (1656-63): Label: en
Bertrand Russell’s mathematical education: Label: en
Translation or transformation? the relations of literature and science*: Label: en
Beyond the Fringe: Diffraction as seen by Grimaldi, Fabri, Hooke and Newton: Label: en
The Royal Society’s financial support of the publication of Whitehead and Russell’s Principia Mathematica: Label: en
Newton and his editors: The Wilkins Lecture, 1973: Label: en
John and Edward Troughton, mathematical instrument makers: Label: en
The earliest copy in Russia of Newton’s Principia : is it David Gregory’s annotated copy?: Label: en
R. J. Boscovich, S. J., F. R. S. (1711-1787), and the mathematics of atomism: Label: en
Huygens’ Traité de la lumière and Newton’s opticks: pursuing and eschewing hypotheses: Label: en
Christiaan Huygens and Newton's Theory of Gravitation: Label: en
Newton’s role in the history of Mathematics*: Label: en
The Wilkins lecture, 1988 hand and mind in time measurement: the contributions of art and science: Label: en
Some influences upon the young Isaac Newton: Label: en
Number theory and other reminiscences of Viscount Cherwell: Label: en
A descriptive catalogue of the manuscripts of Nicolaus Mercator, F. R. S. (1620-87), in Sheffield University Library: Label: en
The Principia and comets: Label: en