Letter to Louis d'Aumont, dated 3 June 1714

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Lond June y^e 3^d. 1714

May it please yo^r Grace

The Lett^r wherewith you where pleased to honour y^e R. Soc., came to {sic} late to their hands that could not sooner return you their thanks for the same. It was read in a full meeting of the Society: And when ever any thing come befo{illeg}|r|e them which may be worth yo^r Graces taking notice off, they will take Care to have it recommended communicated. And in the mean time they have desired me to signify to yo^r Grace how exceedingly you have obliged them. I am

yo^r Graces most humble

and most obedient ser^t

Is: Newton P.R.S.

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The Presidents
Letter to the
Duke D'Aumont
read June 3^d 1714
to be Enter'd
in the Letter book