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1826.
Samson Hodges: The Information of Samson Hodges 14 November 1701
1827.
Ursula Whitfield: Untitled, 5 August 1698
1828.
Historia methodi infinitesimalis
1829.
Seven Statements on Religion
1830.
Holograph draft of MINT00541 (Mint 19/2/550)
1831.
Proposes John Rollos, recently appointed royal engraver, to replace the late Samuel Bull as second engraver in the Mint
1832.
Letter from Newton to Henry Oldenburg, dated 10 January 1675/6
1833.
Holograph notes on Venetian coins
1834.
Copy of letter from the Mint concerning the transportation of pix from the Edinburgh Mint
1835.
Draft of MINT00270 (Mint 19/2/139)
1836.
Promises his vote for the presidency at next week's Royal Society election to Newton, whom he would make 'Perpetual Dictator' of the Society, and asking Newton how he should vote for the councillors and officers
1837.
Holograph draft written as from George Allardes to Treasurer (and signed 'George Allardes' in Newton's hand)
1838.
Definitiones (1726)
1839.
'The method of ye work': a commentary on [A.T. Limojon, Sieur de] Didier's 'Six Keys' (early 1690s?).
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1840.
Part I, Chapter IV: Of the vision of the four Beasts
1841.
Draft of MINT00559 (Mint 19/2/537)
1842.
Letter from Newton to Henry Oldenburg, dated 21 September 1672
1843.
Covering letter for MINT00554 (Mint 19/2/516) with explanatory notes
1844.
'De secreto solu[tionum? (MS torn)]'.
[Normalized Text (at Chymistry of Isaac Newton)][Catalogue Entry]
1845.
Valuation of another three two-real pieces and new estimate of the total amount to be produced by the reminting as 4,189,000 two-real pieces
1846.
Two Notable Corruptions of Scripture (part 5: ff. 85-101)
1847.
Draft of the 'Discourse concerning Light and Colors'
1848.
Tract against signing the Oxford address (late 1680s).
1849.
Dictionary of (al)chemical terms, materials and apparatus (late 1660s-early 1670s), with directions for performing various operations.
1850.
Bill totalling £207.14s. for equipment made for the Edinburgh Mint by John Croker and Samuel Bull, engravers, and Thomas Sylvester, smith, between 15 July and 18 December 1707
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