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Robert Filmer, Robert Hooke, Robert Boyle
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•Robert Filmer He was born in the July of 1635 in the Isle of White, England, he•Robert Hooke died in the March of 1703 in London. He was also an English
•Robert Boyle physicist and he discovered the law of elasticity, which is now
known as Hooke’s Law, and he also did research in a variety of
other fields. Below are some images that he created and that are
He was born around 1588 and died used today to explain his findings.
in the May of 1653. He was born and
raised in East Sutton, which is in
Kent, England. He was an English
theorist who openly agreed to and
promoted the idea of absolutism in
the monarchy. He believed that the
state was ‘a family’, in a sense, and
that the king was the father in this
family, and that submitting to his
authority was the best thing to do
for structure and for political He was born January 25, 1627, Lismore Castle, Ireland and he die
stability. This meant that, in his the December of 1691 in London, England. He was a well known
opinion, the monarch, especially the Anglo-Irish natural philosopher and theological writer. He was mo
King, was the most important known as a natural philosopher though, specifically in the areas a
person in the country, and so he ideas of chemistry, but his work covered many other areas as we
supported the King as he stood in such as earth sciences, natural history, some parts of alchemy,
power. hydrostatics, physics and medicine.
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