Translations of latin texts. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1962. Manuscript Collections Additional MS in the Cambridge University Library Most of Newton's scientific papers were donated to Cambridge University Library by the earl of Portsmouth, and are catalogued among the Add MS . Keynes Collection at King's College, Cambridge John Maynard Keynes, the influential economist, bought a large number of Newton's non-scientific papers, especially on alchemy. He left them to King's , his old Cambridge college.
Biographies There are also several biographies on the Web .
You can buy this book online through Newtonia's bookshop . This is an abriged version of Never at Rest with many of the technical passages removed. Hall's book did not attempt to replace Never at Rest and put most emphasis on Hall's own interests of Newton's mathematics and physics. Similar in size to Never at Rest but more of a secondary work. The first publication of a ninety page manuscript written by Stukeley in 1752 containing material collected by Stukeley during his friendship with Newton of 1718-27.