An extract of Mr. Isaac Newton's letter, written to the published from Cambridge April 3.1673. concerning the number of colors, and the necessity of mixing them all for the production of white ; as also touching the cause why a picture cast by glasses into a darkned room appears so distinct notwithstanding its irregular refraction: (which letter, being an immediat

Isaac Newton

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An extract of Mr. Isaac Newton's letter, written to the published from Cambridge April 3.1673. concerning the number of colors, and the necessity of mixing them all for the production of white ; as also touching the cause why a picture cast by glasses into a darkned room appears so distinct notwithstanding its irregular refraction: (which letter, being an immediat

Isaac Newton

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Journal: Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London	Publication Date: Oct 6, 1673
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It seems to me, that N . takes an improper way of examining the nature of Colors , whilst he proceeds upon compounding those that are already compounded ; as he doth in the former part of his Letter.

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