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 Leibnizians, who held space and time to be systems of relations, conceptual constructs based on non-relational
 properties inhering in the things we think of as spatiotemporally related
 
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 The classical presentation of this dispute is in the correspondence between Leibniz and the Newtonian Samuel Clarke,
 published by Clarke in 1717 after Leibniz's death the previous year; see H. G . Alexander, ed.,[_The Leibniz-Clarke