The problem of certainty in English thought, 1630-1690

The Hague,: Springer (1963)
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CHAPTER I FRANCIS BACON AND SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE Of the great scientific figures of early seventeenth century England - Harvey, Gilbert, and Bacon - none was so often referred to by members of the Royal Society for a statement of the...

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reprint Van Leeuwen, Henry G. (1970) "The problem of certainty in English thought, 1630-1690". Martinus Nijhoff

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