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'Some Considerations - about the most likely Way of setling an Univeral [universal] Measure By the help of Pendulums' by Robert Hooke

Reference number: RBO/3/26

Date: 14 December 1664

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RBO/3/26
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14 December 1664
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3 pages
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Robert Hooke, 'Some Considerations - about the most likely Way of setling an Univeral [universal] Measure By the help of Pendulums' by Robert Hooke, 14 December 1664, RBO/3/26, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/rbo_3_26/some-considerations-about-the-most-likely-way-of-setling-an-univeral-universal-measure-by-the-help-of-pendulums-by-robert-hooke, accessed on 10 December 2024

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