Note 5 — AND HIS PREDECESSORS
Reading edition
For example, William Whewell, History of the inductive sciences, ed. 3, New York, 1858, vol. 2, pp. 192 and 217; Charles Singer, A short history of science to the nineteenth century, Oxford, 1943, pp. 188 and 343; and A. R. Hall, The scientific revolution, Boston, 1956, p. 185.