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    Cavendish Holds That Matter Is Infinite and Eternal, Thus It
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Cavendish Holds That Matter Is Infinite and Eternal, Thus It

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Cavendish holds that matter is infinite and eternal, thus it is impossible that any other new matter should be created.

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