An edition of De l'impossibilité du systême astronomique de Copernic et de Newton (1806)

De l'impossibilité du systême astronomique de Copernic et de Newton

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An edition of De l'impossibilité du systême astronomique de Copernic et de Newton (1806)

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Dentu, impr.-lib.re, quai des Augustins, n.o 17
Language
French
Pages
318

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Astronomy

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Nicolaus Copernicus (1473-1543), Isaac Newton (1642-1727)

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De l'impossibilité du systême astronomique de Copernic et de Newton
1806, Dentu, impr.-lib.re, quai des Augustins, n.o 17
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With a half title.

Signatures: pi² *-2⁸ 3⁴ 1-20⁸.

"Sous presse ... (Par le même auteur.)": t.p. verso.

Rare Book copy: Contemporary half-calf binding over paper boards, morocco label lettered in gold on spine.

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[4], xxxix, [1], 318, [2] p.
Number of pages
318

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OL45090100M
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5453276

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