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Five Cheers for Galileo

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Daniel Coquillette (Boston College Law School)
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Paper provided by Boston College Law School in its series Boston College Law School Lectures and Presentations with number bc_bclslp-1001.

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Keywords: Galileo Galilei; Boston College Libraries; Alle Macchie Solari;

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