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Benjamin Robins' new principles of gunnery
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  • 1990Benjamin Robins (1707–1751): Opting not to be a commissary for Acadia but a fortifications engineer in East India20 cited
  • 1992Benjamin Robins (18th century founder of scientific ballistics): some European dimensions and past and future perceptions11 cited
  • 1989The woolwich professors of mathematics, 1741–190011 cited
  • 1990The origin of the ballistic pendulum: The claims of Jacques Cassini (1677–1756) and Benjamin Robins (1707–1751)10 cited
  • 1989Charles Hutton, 1737–1823: The prototypical woolwich professor of mathematics9 cited

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