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Reverend Sir, Last summer, when I was to pay my respects to you at Trinity College, I gave you some account of the warm dispute, then lately arisen between Mr. de Buffon and Mr. Clairaut, two eminent academicians at Paris; the latter pretending, that the Newtonian law of attraction is inconsistent with the motion of the moon’s apogee; and that its quantity ought not to be expressed by I/x 2 of the distance, but by two, or perhaps more, terms of a series, as I/x 2 +a /x 4 . Which new doctrine Mr. Clairaut had got inserted in the memoirs of the academy, and Mr. de Buffon had followed him close with another memoir, consuting it.

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XI. A letter from the Rev. Patrick Murdocke, F. R. S. Concerning the mean motion of the Moon's apogee, to the Rev. Dr. Robert Smith, Master of Trinity College Cambridge