Mathematics, Queen and Servant of Science

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McGraw-Hill, 1951 - Mathematics - 437 pages
An integration and amplification of two earlier volumes by the same author: The queen of the sciences, 1931 and The handmaiden of the sciences, 1937, this book presents a history of pure and applied mathematics.

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