Correspondence of Isaac Newton

Discover the fascinating world of scientific discourse in the Correspondence of Isaac Newton, authored by the legendary scientist himself. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2008, this remarkable volume spans 588 pages and delves into the pivotal exchanges between Newton and his contemporaries.

In this second volume, readers will find the groundbreaking first exchange of letters between Isaac Newton and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, facilitated by Henry Oldenburg. This correspondence marks a significant moment in the history of mathematics and science. Additionally, the book explores the beginnings of Newton's correspondence with John Flamsteed, sparked by their mutual fascination with the comet of 1680.

Perfect for historians, scientists, and enthusiasts alike, this collection offers a unique glimpse into the thoughts and ideas that shaped modern science. Don’t miss the chance to own this essential piece of scientific history!