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...the material world, and compels us to believe, that whenever we see material objects put in motion from a state of rest, or deflected from their rectilinear...should communicate motion to a stone with which it is demonstrably not in contact." ("A Treatise on Astronomy." Pp. 232-3.) In a note on this passage, Sir...

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...to the material world, and compels us to believe that whenever we see material objects put in motion from a state of rest, or deflected from their rectilinear...exerted with success through an interposed space, is no doubt difficult to conceive. But the difficulty is no way alleviated by the interposition of any kind...

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