The Life of Copernicus (1473-1543)
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| Rating | : | 4.88 (762 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1591601932 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 368 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-11-19 |
| Language | : | English |
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John McFadden said Not for the General Reader. This book is not enjoyable for a generalist to read. The author is obviously a non-native English speaker and apparently did not have a fluent English-speaking editor review it prior to publication. The poor English is at first quaint and childlike, even charming for a paragraph or two, but in a Not for the General Reader This book is not enjoyable for a generalist to read. The author is obviously a non-native English speaker and apparently did not have a fluent English-speaking editor review it prior to publication. The poor English is at first quaint and childlike, even charming for a paragraph or two, but in a 300+ page book laden with unad. 00+ page book laden with unad. "A detail historical study" according to pseudo12A detail historical study This is a serious biography of Copernicus, the first man who established that the earth is moving. Aristarchus has said it earlier, but his book has been lost, and his theory was completely ignored. Therefore Copernius is considered to be the Founder of Modern Astronomy. Later, Galileo, because he admired him, had to face the. A detail historical study pseudo12345 This is a serious biography of Copernicus, the first man who established that the earth is moving. Aristarchus has said it earlier, but his book has been lost, and his theory was completely ignored. Therefore Copernius is considered to be the Founder of Modern Astronomy. Later, Galileo, because he admired him, had to face the. 5. This is a serious biography of Copernicus, the first man who established that the earth is moving. Aristarchus has said it earlier, but his book has been lost, and his theory was completely ignored. Therefore Copernius is considered to be the Founder of Modern Astronomy. Later, Galileo, because he admired him, had to face the. "An excellent book, encyclopedic and very reader-friendly" according to R. R. Morris. Using a previously written biography on Copernicus by Pierre Gassendi in the 17th century, author Olivier Thrill embellishes on it paragraph by paragraph, much deeper with further (and vastly footnoted/referenced) research to offer a most comprehensive study on Copernicus. As detailed as it its, it still holds the reader's at
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