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A Theory of Natural Philosophy ISBN 13: 9780262520034
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Paperback; Cambridge: The Mit Press, 1966-03; ISBN-13: 978-0262520034
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A Theory of Natural Philosophy
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A Theory of Natural Philosophy
by Boscovich, Roger Joseph, S.J
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Cambridge: MIT Press, 1966. Reprint edition. Paperback. Good/Wraps. 23.5 cm. ... Trade paperback, good condition, w.ltly rubbed wraps, some light marks. Sm creases, light reading crease on fr. Tanning on r. lightly slanted spine, light edgwr, lightly bumped corners. lightly tanned p. edges, sme light soil. lightly tanned ins wraps Wraps . ISBN: 0262520036. Catalogs: Science.
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