A View of Sir Isaac Newton's Philosophy

Pemberton, Henry · 1771

A ~VIEW~ ~OF~ Sir ~_ISAAC NEWTON_~’s PHILOSOPHY. I Take the liberty to send you this view of Sir ~ISAAC NEWTON’S~ philosophy, which, if it were performed suitable to the dignity of the subject, might not be a present unworthy the acceptance of the greatest person. For his philosophy operations of nature, which for so many ages had imployed the curiosity of mankind; though no one before him was furnished with the strength of mind necessary to go any depth in this difficult search. However, I am encouraged to hope, that this attempt, imperfect as it is, to give our countrymen…

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