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Nascent Newtonian, 1690–1716
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This chapter assesses Folkes’s early life and letters as a nascent Newtonian. We demonstrate to what extent Folkes’s education with French Huguenot scholars Abraham de Moivre and Jacques Louis Cappel, as well as with Charles Morgan, Master of Clare College, Cambridge would serve as a basis for his continued ties to Huguenot instrument makers and Cambridge natural philosophers and mathematicians throughout his professional career.
Title: Nascent Newtonian, 1690–1716
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This chapter assesses Folkes’s early life and letters as a nascent Newtonian.
We demonstrate to what extent Folkes’s education with French Huguenot scholars Abraham de Moivre and Jacques Louis Cappel, as well as with Charles Morgan, Master of Clare College, Cambridge would serve as a basis for his continued ties to Huguenot instrument makers and Cambridge natural philosophers and mathematicians throughout his professional career.
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