...advice is not so severe as that of Flamsteed7 s own particular friend Dr. Smith. " My advice is that you represent your case nakedly, clearly, and without...mathematician, and above all, as you are a clergyman.^ — Baily'e Flamsteed, pp. 293 and 747. Newton. Flamsteed has given three1 accounts of this meeting,...

...advice is not so severe as that of Flamsteed's own particular friend Dr. Smith. " My advice is that you represent your case nakedly, clearly, and without...you are a philosopher and a mathematician, and above a'l, as you are a clergyman."—Baily's Flamtteed, pp 293 and 747. Newton. Flamsteed has given three...

...advice is not so severe as that of Flamsteed's own particular friend Dr. Smith. " My advice is that you represent your case nakedly, clearly, and without...any flourish, or without any kind of resentment, as yon are a philosopher and a mathematician, and above all, as you are a clergyman." — Baily's Flavateed,...

...contract into a close and well connected summe the Substance of your large apologetic letter2 to mee, and represent your case nakedly clearly and without...Mathematician, and above all, as you are a Clergyman, and Send copyes to the great men, who are so solicitous for the great worke you have been employed upon for...

...suggested that he go further still. He urged Flamsteed to compose a statement of his case, phrased "as you are a Philosopher and a Mathematician, and above all, as you are a Clergyman." This he should send to the "great men" who complained of his inactivity.77 As far as we know, Flamsteed...