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| "One will often find Newton more intelligible in this translation than in the original and more even than the English version." ~editor of Emilie's work on Principia "I saw her, one day, divide a nine-figure number by nine other figures, in her head, without any help, in the presence of a mathematician unable to keep up with her." ~ Voltaire "She was a great man whose only fault was in being a woman. A woman who translated and explained Newton in one word, a very great man." ~Voltaire "Judge me for my own merits." ~Emilie duCh�telet expressing her attitude on the views of women in her time " A woman who conducts learned controversies on mechanics like the Marquise duChatelet might as well have a beard." ~Immanuel Kant, a German philosopher |
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