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The Plague at Marseilles Consider'd

Sir Isaac Newton

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President of the Royal Society, &c.

SIR,

o Act under Your Influence, is to do Good, and to Study the Laws of Nature, is the Obligation I owe to the Royal Society, who have so wisely placed Sir Isaac Newton at their Head.

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The following Piece, therefore, as I design it for the Publick Good, naturally claims Your Patronage, and, as it depends chiefly upon Rules in Nature, I am doubly obliged to offer it to the President of that Learned Assembly, whose Institution was for the Improvement of Natural Knowledge.

I am, Sir With due Respect, Your most obliged, Humble Servant, R. Bradley.

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