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,Hooke’s Life and Times, he might have concentrated for short periods on one particular subject or another. If one is to discern any pattern in the Curator’s career it would be the following: its rise from 1648 to 1662; its plateau period from 1663 to 1687; its denouement from 1688 to the close. He was con- sistently consc

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,Hooke’s Place in the History of Mechanics, and many of his contemporaries. In his own time, Hooke, largely due to his pivotal position as Curator of experiments to the Royal Society of London, held an important place in seventeenth century English intellectual circles. He was renowned as an indefatigable worker and experimenter. Although we

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