Letter to Louis d'Aumont, dated 3 June 1714 Isaac Newton c. 136 words The Newton Project Falmer 2014 Newton Project, University of Sussex

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 3 June 1714, in English, c. 136 words, 2 pp. 2 pp.

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 EL/N1/65, Royal Society Library, London, UK UKLondonRoyal Society Library EL/N1/65 3 June 1714 England English Holograph Unknown Hand (1) Unknown Cataloguer (1) Unknown Cataloguer (2) ScienceCorrespondence Transcription by Daniele Cassisa Code audited by Michael Hawkins
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Lond June yethe 3d. 1714

May it please yoryour Grace

The LettrLetter wherewith you where pleased to honour yethe R. Soc., came totoo 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 before them which may be worth yoryour 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 yoryour Grace how exceedingly you have obliged them. I am

yoryour Graces most humble

and most obedient sertservant

Is: Newton P.R.S.

Read June. 3.May 27 1714. Ent'd. LB. 15. 94. Ent'd. &    16. 84.       ____________   

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