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Correspondence of Henry Oldenburg
Author:
Hall, A. R. and M. B. Hall (eds.)
Volume:
13 volumes
Publisher:
Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin Press; London: Mansel; London: Taylor & Francis
Year:
1965 – 1986
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May 25, 1673
Henry Oldenburg wrote to Reinier de Graaf about the Royal Society's reception of Leeuwenhoek's first letter
February 12, 1674
Constantijn Huygens wrote to Oldenburg about Leeuwenhoek and his own single-lens microscope
May 4, 1674
Henry Oldenburg wrote to Leeuwenhoek requesting that he examine saliva, chyle, sweat, and sperm
November 5, 1674
Henry Oldenburg wrote to Leeuwenhoek encouraging him and asking about the kind of salt he was observing
December 24, 1674
Henry Oldenburg wrote to Leeuwenhoek about his doubts about globules
January 20, 1675
Christiaan Huygens wrote to Henry Oldenburg doubting Leeuwenhoek's observations of globules
February 2, 1675
Henry Oldenburg wrote to Christiaan Huygens about doubting Leeuwenhoek's globules
February 19, 1675
Henry Oldenburg wrote to Leeuwenhoek in response to his letter of 1675-01-22
April 12, 1675
Henry Oldenburg wrote to Leeuwenhoek recommending that he get help from knowledgable people
August 22, 1675
Henry Oldenburg wrote to Leeuwenhoek acknowledging reciept of his letters
January 7, 1676
Henry Oldenburg wrote to Leeuwenhoek about the reaction in London to his observations
February 13, 1676
Henry Oldenburg wrote to Leeuwenhoek requesting that he examine hair
May 4, 1676
Henry Oldenburg wrote to Leeuwenhoek about Hooke's and Grew's reactions to recent observations
October 8, 1676
Henry Oldenburg wrote to Leeuwenhoek; sent Philosophical Transactions no. 127
October 16, 1676
Henry Oldenburg wrote to Leeuwenhoek acknowledging receipt of the letter of 1676-10-09
November 2, 1676
Henry Oldenburg wrote to Leeuwenhoek that he would write at greater length soon
January 26, 1677
Constantijn Huygens wrote to Oldenburg about Leeuwenhoek, a "painstaking man" who should be "cherished"
February 22, 1677
Henry Oldenburg wrote to Leeuwenhoek for more details about his method for observing little animals
March 4, 1677
Henry Oldenburg wrote to Leeuwenhoek requesting that he examine muscle fibers and brains
April 10, 1677
Henry Oldenburg wrote to Leeuwenhoek relaying the compliments of the members of the Royal Society
July 28, 1677
Henry Oldenburg wrote to Leeuwenhoek; sent Philosophical Transactions no. 136
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