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• 2005Methodological Naturalism Under Attack43 cited
• 2004Writing the History of the English Bible in the Early Eighteenth Century42 cited
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• 2006Catadioptrics and Commerce in Eighteenth-Century London25 cited
• 1981Sir Isaac Newton: Mad as a Hatter24 cited
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• 2014Relations to the past: a research agenda for historical theorists