Caroline, Leibniz, and Clarke
Meli discusses Caroline of Ansbach, Princess of Wales, her life and contacts with Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz prior to her departure for London, and their correspondence before and during a dispute with Samuel Clarke.
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