It is targeted towards adult learners and those in further education, focusing on technology, engineering, science, and mathematics. Very good: The book does not look new and has been read but is in excellent condition.
A nice touch in this textbook is the index of terms with page numbers.
"The Intelligence of Louis Agassiz: A Specimen Book of Scientific Writings" is a hardcover book published in English by Greenwood Press in the United States in 1963. Written by Louis Agassiz and Guy Davenport, the book focuses on Agassiz's scientific intelligence and contributions in the field of science. With a total of 237 pages, this textbook-style publication is a valuable resource for those interested in exploring the works and ideas of Louis Agassiz, making it a must-have for science enthusiasts and researchers alike.
Harold G. Wolff, M.D. & Stewart Wolf, M.D. PAIN – Second Edition. • Second Edition. • Hardcover with dust jacket. • No major writing, stains, or loose pages observed. • Light age-related wear to jacket and edges (see photos).
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ARISTOTLE'S Categories and De Interpretatione By JL Ackrill (Clarendon 1963)
A nice touch about this 1st Edition is the vintage paper quality and old-book smell.
What stands out about the 1st Edition is how the author's original preface reads.
