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Campbell, N.R., Physics: the elements, Cambridge University Press, 1919. Google
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Republished as Foundations of Science: The philosophy of theory and experiment, New York: Dover Publications, 1957.
Published before 1923
15 ;;Quote: the subject of science consists of immediate judgments that can have universal agreement
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22 ;;Quote: although science starts with judgments obtainable with universal agreement, the end result is a creative achievement full of personal choice
29 ;;Quote: universal agreement is possible for judgments of simultaneity, coincidence, and number
33 ;;Quote: physics is predominant because it is based on measurement
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