William Whewell
1794 – 1866
Books
- THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE INDUCTIVE SCIENCES
- Hugonis Groti de jure belli et pacis libri tres
- Astronomy and general physics, considered with reference to natural theology
- On the free motion of points, and on universal gravitation
- On glacier theories
- Mathematical exposition of some doctrines of political economy
- 重學
- On the foundations of morals
- Te Deum
- The elements of morality
- [The mechanical Euclid]
- Trinity College commemoration sermon preached in the college chapel, December 15, 1838
- On the influence of the history of science upon intellectual education. ... .
- The plurality of worlds
- Lectures on systematic morality delivered in Lent term, 1846
- Remarks on some parts of Mr. Thirlwall's letter on the admission of Dissenters to academical degrees
- A letter to Sir John F.W. Herschell, bart
- Answer to a critique of the history of the inductive sciences
- Istorii︠a︡ induktivnykh nauk ot drevneĭshago i do nastoi︠a︡shchego vremeni Vilʹi︠a︡ma Uėnvelli︠a︡
- Demonstration that all matter is heavy
- On the motion of points constrained and resisted, and on the motion of a rigid body
- Reply to "Observations on the plans for a new library, ... By a member of the first syndicate."
- An elementary treatise on mechanics
- History of scientific ideas
- The culture demanded by modern life
- De jure belli et pacis libri tres
- The mechanical Euclid
- Mathematical exposition of certain doctrines of political economy
- History of the inductive sciences ...
- Six lectures on political economy, delivered at Cambridge in Michaelmas term, 1861
- The culture demanded by modern life
- Sermons preached in the chapel of Trinity College, Cambridge
- The Elements of Morality, Including Polity
- Newton and Flamsteed
- Lectures on the history of moral philosophy in England
- Thoughts on the study of mathematics as part of a liberal education
- Newton and Flamsteed
- The culture demanded by modern life
- Astronomy and general physics
- Novum organon renovatum
- Commemoration sermon preached in the chapel of Trinity College, Cambridge, December 17, 1828
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