When did Voltaire write Elements de la philosophie de Newton?

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At Cirey, Voltaire worked on physics and chemistry experiments and began his long correspondence with Crown Prince Frederick of Prussia (later Frederick II ). In addition, he wrote ƒlŽments de la philosophie de Newton (1736), which was partially responsible for bringing awareness of Newtonian physics to the Continent; a burlesque treatment of the Joan of Arc legends, La Pucelle (1755); and the dramas Mahomet (1742), MŽrope (1743), and SŽmiramis (1748).

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