Always Has Been: Chapter 1: 1728 French Translation of Newton's Principia Mathematica

In 1728, the Academy of Sciences in Paris marked a significant educational milestone by supporting the translation of Isaac Newton’s Principia Mathematica into French. As a foundational event in scientific history, this translation broadened the reach of Newton's groundbreaking theories beyond the English-speaking world, promoting intellectual growth during the Enlightenment. It played a crucial role in integrating innovative scientific ideas into the wider European scholarly discourse, significantly impacting the scientific community.