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Quotes from The Common Sense of the Exact Sciences — Karl Pearson

1857–1936 England

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Clifford held on the categories of matter and force as clear and original ideas as on all subjects of which he has treated; only, alas! they have not been preserved.

The Common Sense of the Exact Sciences (1885)

For the latter half of Chapter III and for the whole of Chapter IV... I am alone responsible. Yet whatever there is in them of value I owe to Clifford; whatever is feeble or obscure is my own.

The Common Sense of the Exact Sciences (1885)

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