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  1. Addison, Joseph (5,201 bytes)
    9: Addison’s finest, most lasting contributions to literature are the essays he wrote for the ''T...
  2. Alembert, Jean Le Rond d’ (7,213 bytes)
    23: ...nds Voltaire and Diderot, he did make significant contributions to the pursuit of knowledge and reason at the end...
  3. Banneker, Benjamin (3,585 bytes)
    3: Benjamin Banneker, noted for his scientific contributions to eighteenth century America, was a free, largel...
    15: Though Banneker is chiefly honored for his contributions to science, he also stands out for having challen...
  4. Black, Joseph (3,609 bytes)
    7: ...tive research, which was another of his important contributions.
  5. Boerhaave, Hermann (2,672 bytes)
    7: ...iew on the human body, Boerhaave made significant contributions in chemistry and he can be considered the father ...
  6. Coleridge, Samuel Taylor (6,697 bytes)
    5: ...agination, and the supernatural. Among his other contributions was the classic “The Rime of the Ancient Marine...
  7. Coulomb, Charles Augustin (3,391 bytes)
    5: ...ut the nineteenth century. He also made important contributions to engineering; the Coulomb equation and his eart...
    7: ...n his return to France he continued to make major contributions to the corps of engineers, while also pursuing re...
  8. Gainsborough, Thomas (5,411 bytes)
    3: ...English painter of the period to make significant contributions in both fields.
  9. Grimm, Baron Friedrich Melchior von (2,113 bytes)
    7: ...spondence littéraire'', which included important contributions by Diderot, until 1773.
  10. Haller, Albrecht von (1,780 bytes)
    3: ... than a hundred years. Haller also made important contributions in embryology and botanic.
  11. Kant, Immanuel (8,410 bytes)
    17: ...e output of writings in which he made significant contributions in every major field of philosophy. His ''Prolego...
  12. Lambert, Johann Henrich (1,789 bytes)
    3: ...e Enlightenment, he nevertheless made significant contributions in the fields of physics, mathematics, astronomy,...
  13. Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim (6,847 bytes)
    3: ...lf chiefly a critic, but he also made significant contributions to German literature as a dramatist, poet, and th...
    10: ...tters Concerning the Latest Literature''. In his contributions, Lessing attacked the French-oriented neo-classic...
  14. Lomonosov, Mikhail (2,292 bytes)
    5: Lomonosov’s greatest contributions to the Enlightenment period came through his lite...
  15. Mandeville, Bernard (6,428 bytes)
    7: ...onary settlement of 1689. Mandeville's thirty-two contributions to a Tory journal, ''The Female Tatler'' (Novembe...
  16. Möser, Justus (3,632 bytes)
    3: ...tionalism, he wanted to make useful and practical contributions to the everyday lives of ordinary people without ...
  17. Muratori, Ludovico Antonio (2,503 bytes)
    9: ... consideration of archival evidence, Muratori’s contributions include both the collection of historical documen...
  18. Rameau, Jean Philippe (5,930 bytes)
    15: ...die'', offered grudging admiration to Rameau’s contributions to the pedagogy of harmony.
  19. Ramsay, David (3,498 bytes)
    9: ...t Ramsay’s significance comes from his literary contributions to the new nation developing its identity. In hi...
  20. Scarlatti, (Giuseppe) Domenico (2,912 bytes)
    5: ...onias, Scarlatti is known today primarily for his contributions to the harpsichord repertoire. This is doubtless ...
  21. Spallanzani, Lazzaro (1,796 bytes)
    9: He made important contributions to the understanding of digestion (he simulated t...
  22. Thomasius, Christian (3,407 bytes)
    3: ...cause of his original, extensive and wide-ranging contributions to philosophy, Thomasius is often regarded as the...
  23. Vanbrugh, Sir John (6,106 bytes)
    9: ...ers, especially fops and ingénues, are memorable contributions to theatrical traditions.
  24. Voltaire, François-Marie Arouet de (7,344 bytes)
    13: ...present the Enlightenment internationally for his contributions to science, history, literature, the skeptical ap...

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