Letter from Richard Mead to John Conduitt, dated 7 July 1727

Author: Richard Mead

Source: Keynes Ms. 136.04, King's College, Cambridge, UK

Published online: June 2004

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Related Texts
- This document is part of Keynes Ms. 136
  The previous part of this document is Memoir of Newton, sent to Richard Mead in four instalments with covering letters, dated 26 June to 22 July 1727 [Keynes Ms. 136.03]
  The next part of this document is Letter from William Stukeley to John Conduitt, dated 15 July 1727 [Keynes Ms. 136.05]

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<1>

Iohn Conduit Esq^r

<2>

Dear Sir.

I designed to wait on You my self with D^r Stukeley's Letters concerning Sir Isaac Newton's Life, which I now send by the bearer. You will find a great deal of impertinent low stuff in 'em, but something I believe that may be to the purpose. I am, with great respect,

Sir

Your. most obedient

and most humble

servant.

R Mead.

Ormond-street.
Iuly 7.1727.