Letters of Euler on different subjects in Natural Philosophy addressed to a German Princess in two volumes

Euler, Leonhard; David Brewster [editor]; John Griscom [notes]

Edité par J. & J. Harper, New York, 1833

A propos de cet article

Two volume set. 16 x 9.5 cm. 16mo. 386pp, 436p. Fold-out frontispiece in volume 1. Figures. Bound in tan boards. Inscription: "Presented by the publisher to the Naval Lyceum Jany 1 1834" inside front cover of both volumes and a Naval Lyceum stamp on the second end paper and title page, effects the frontispiece in volume 1. . The spine backstrips are heavily chipped and nearly completely gone. Front cover of volume 2 is weak and nearly detached. Despite the rough bindings, the interiors are quite nice. Harper's Family Library No. LV and LVI. A series of letters sent by Euler to the Princess of Anhalt-Dessau who Euler had tutored in physics. Philosophy, astronomy, optics, magnetics, longitude, electricity, weather are all.

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• Titre: Letters of Euler on different subjects in Natural Philosophy addressed to a German Princess in two volumes
• Éditeur: J. & J. Harper, New York
• Date de parution: 1833
• Reliure: Hardcover
• État de l'article: Fair
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