Seventeenth-Century Natural Scientists

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Series Introduction
Volume Introduction
General
"Occult Qualities and the Experimental Philosophy: Active Principles in Pre-Newtonian Matter Theory."	p. 1
"The Intellectual Origins of the Royal Society."	p. 49
"Descartes and the Method of English Science."	p. 65
Boyle
"Philosophy and Natural Philosophy: Boyle and Spinoza."	p. 85
"Qualities and Powers in the Corpuscular Philosophy of Robert Boyle."	p. 101
"God and Nature in the Thought of Robert Boyle."	p. 123
Huygens
"Christiaan Huygens' Theory of Research."	p. 147
"Huygens and Newton."	p. 167
"Christian Huygens and the Concept of Matter."	p. 182
Newton
"Hypotheses in Newton's Philosophy."	p. 205
"Newton's Alchemy and His Theory of Matter."	p. 227
"Force, Electricity, and the Powers of Living Matter in Newton's Mature Philosophy of Nature."	p. 245
"Existence, Actuality and Necessity: Newton on Space and Time."	p. 269
"The System of Locke and Newton."	p. 315
"The Foundations of Newton's Philosophy of Nature."	p. 339
Acknowledgments	p. 351
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