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100 1 $aClegg, Brian.
245 10 $a30-Second Newton :$bthe 50 Crucial Concepts, Roles and Performers, Each Explained in Half a Minute (30 Seconds).
260 $aLewes, UK$bThames & Hudson$c2016.
300 $a160 pages$c23 cm
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
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500 $aScheduled to be published February 2016.
520 $aNot only a towering figure in his own era, Newton also left an immense scientific legacy, much of which still underpins key theories today. So if the principal thing you remember about him is that an apple fell on his head, it's high time you learned a little more.
521 $aTertiary/Undergraduate.
521 $aGeneral.
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655 7 $aTrivia and miscellanea.$2fast$0(OCoLC)fst01921748
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