“A personal account by a mathematician of distinction of what mathematics has meant to him as a man.” Previous owners names on front free end page.
Publisher: The University Press
Date Published: 1941
Publication Place: Cambridge
Condition: Good. Contents clean and firmly bound. Browning to end papers.
Binding: Hardcover. Tan coloured linen boards in good condition with minor edge-wear.
Jacket Condition: Fair to poor. Thin card wraps foxed all over. Missing lower half of spine which is fragile. Edge-wear.
Dimensions: Small 8vo. 93pp
Additional information
| Weight | 1400 g |
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