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  <dc:title>'Animadversiones in novam Theoriam Motus' of Christopher Wren and Christian Huygens</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Criticisms about the new theory of motion by Christopher Wren and Christian Huygens

Presented to the Royal Society on 10 June 1669

At end a note reads: 'This being read at the Society, Dr Wren declared, that what the Author of these Animadversions esteemed for a Paradox, he judge to be a Truth, and had, before this, considered as a Corollary naturally following from the Rules. The President said, that the General Cases of Motion, being but three, were in short made out thus'.

Brouncker's theory of motion follows this.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1669</dc:date>
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