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Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems (Modern Library Classics)
 
 
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Galileo Galilei , Albert Einstein
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MOST SERENE GRAND DUKE: Though the difference between man and the other animals is enormous, yet one might say reasonably that it is little less than the difference among men themselves. Read the first page
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