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Life After Gravity: Isaac Newton'S London Career,New Marcus Tullius Cicero But Only Found It InThe Story Of Isaac Newton'S Decades In London As Ambitious Cosmopolitan Gentleman, President Of London'S Royal Society, Master Of The Mint, And Investor In The Slave Trade. Isaac Newton Is Celebrated Throughout The World As A Great Scientific Genius Who Conceived The Theory Of Gravity. But In His Early Fifties, He Abandoned His Life As A Reclusive University Scholar To Spend Three Decades In London, A Long Period Of Metropolitan Activity That Is Often