1923 Revue la Science et la vie Année 1923 complète / 11 numéros ( du numéro 67 au N° 78 manque le N° 74 de août ) - reliure demi-toile éditeur à coins lie de vin - Couvertures conservées - Sommaires réunis en début de volume - Titre et année sur le dos
Paris Chez la Veuve Desaint 1788. 4to. Beautiful contemporary full mottled calf with richly gilt spine and gilt borders to boards. Double gilt line-borders to edges of boards. Binding with wear especially to capitals corners and hinges - binding still tight though. A tear to lower front hinge and small lack of leather to upper capital as well as corners. a2&3 loose but intact present and NOT supplied from another copy. Very minor scattered brownspotting to a few leaves otherwise very fine and clean. In spite of wear a nice and tight copy which is completely unrestored. XII512 pp. � First edition of Lagrange's masterpiece "which laid the foundation of modern mechanics and which occupies a place in the history of the subject second only to that of Newton's Principia". Wolf. In "M�chanique Analytique" Lagrange reformulated classical Newtonian mechanics in a purely analytical manner whereas Newton derived his results geometrically or synthetically with the aid of figures. <br><br>"Lagrange proposed to reduce the theory of mechanics and the art of solving problems in that field to general formulas the mere development of which would yield all the equations necessary for the solution of every problem." DSB. In his preface Lagrange draws attention to the absence of diagrams in the book which he believed the lucidity of his own presentation had rendered superfluous. <br><br>Horblit/Grolier 61; Dibner 112; Sparrow 120; Norman 1257. hardcover
Paris: J.B. Coignard jr. for Compagnie des Libraires 1729. 2nd Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. 2nd Edition. Hardcover. 4to - over 9� - 12" tall. Contemporary sheep rubbed spine wormed chipped at head & tail gilt spine 10-333-1 pp. usual browning and spotting wormtrack in 1st quires touching some letters. Good large paper copy. Very rare reprint 1st ed. Paris 1695 of a treatise on mechanics by La Hire 1640-1718. Woodcut illustrations and diagrams in text. Not in BL London BN Paris - "Although passed over by the majority if the historians of mechanics this work marks a significant step toward the elaboration of a modern manual of practical mechanics suitable for engineers of various disciplines. On the theoretical plane La Hire's treatise was already out of date at the time of its appearance because it ignored Newton's laws of dynamics. on the other hand. he furnished useful descriptions and put forth the suggestion following Desargues of adopting an epicycloidal for gear wheels" DSB. J.B. Coignard jr. for Compagnie des Libraires hardcover
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