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Reference : 3741

‎NEUMANN ALFRED ‎

‎Le roman d'un coup d'état. La jeunesse de Napoléon III‎

‎Stock 1935 Collection Figures et drames du Passé Broché 248 pages. 11x17 cm. ‎

Reference : R160087485

‎NEUMANN ALFRED‎

‎LE ROMAN D'UN COUP D'ETAT - LA JEUNESSE DE NAPOLEON III‎

‎STOCK. In-12 Carré. Broché. Etat passable. 1er plat abîmé. Dos abîmé. Quelques rousseurs. 418 pages. Couverture illustrée en couleur. Couverture détachée. Plats abîmé. Ecriture d'un auteur inconnu sur la page de garde.‎

‎Texte français de D. Decourdemanche. Collection "Figures et drames du passé".‎

Reference : RO60012894

‎NEUMANN ALFRED‎

‎DER PATRIOT - KÖNIG HABER‎

‎Goldmanns Gelbe Taschenbücher. 1955. In-12 Carré. Broché. Bon état. Couv. convenable. Dos satisfaisant. Intérieur frais. 150 pages. Couverture en couleurs. Ouvrage en allemand.‎

Reference : RO80106920

‎NEUMANN ALFRED‎

‎Le Roman d'un coup d'état (La jeunesse de Napoléon III)‎

‎STOCK. 1935. In-12 Carré. Relié. Etat passable. Couv. défraîchie. Mors fendus. Intérieur acceptable. 421 pages. Dos renforcé par une bande, avec code de bibliothèque sur la coiffe en-tête. Tampons de bibliothèque sur la page de titre et dans quelques marges.‎

‎Texte français de D. Decourdemanche. Collection "Figures et Drames du Passé".‎

Reference : RO90076866

‎NEUMANN ALFRED‎

‎LE DIABLE‎

‎EDITIONS LIVRE DE POCHE N° 3652. 1973. In-12 Carré. Broché. Bon état. Couv. convenable. Dos satisfaisant. Intérieur frais. 567 pages.‎

‎Couverture des ateliers Pierre Faucheux.‎

Reference : 9537

‎NEUMANN (Alfred).‎

‎LE ROMAN D'UN COUP D'ETAT. La Jeunesse de Napoléon III.‎

‎ P., Librairie Stock, Figures et Drames du passé, 1935, in-8 broché, 421pp., couv. frottée, assez bon état.‎

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Reference : 21710

‎NEUMANN Alfred ‎

‎Le diable. ‎

‎Livre de Poche. 1973 567 pages. ‎

‎Traduction de Eugène Bestaux. ‎

Reference : 1543

‎NEUMANN (Alfred) ‎

‎La Reine Christine de Suède.‎

‎Paris, Payot, 1936. In-8, 322 pages. Reliure demi basane bleu-vert, dos à nerfs, titre or. 8 gravures hors texte.‎

‎Dos passé.‎

Reference : 6592

‎NEUMANN Alfred‎

‎LA REINE CHRISTINE DE SUEDE - 1626-1689‎

‎Paris, 1936, Payot, Bibliothèque historique, in-8, reliure cartonnée 1/2 toile verte, marbrure assortie, 322 p. avec 8 gravures hors texte, couvertures et dos conservés, traduit de l'allemand par L. Lacaze, titre doré au dos.‎

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Reference : 999

‎NEUMANN Alfred‎

‎Le Roman d'un coup d'Etat. La jeunesse de Napoléon III. Texte français de D. Decourdemanche. ‎

‎Paris, Stock, 1935. In-8° ; 421 pp. ; broché, couv. illustrée. ‎

Reference : 2391

‎ NEUMANN Alfred .‎

‎LE DIABLE .‎

‎ Calmann-LÈvy 1952 . In-8 brochÈ , format 14.5 x 21.5 , 412 pages , belle jaquette illustrÈe . TrËs bon Ètat . Le roman de Louis XI .‎

‎Envoi rapide et soignÈ en courrier prioritaire sous enveloppe matelassÈe . Frais d' envoi pour la France : 4 euros . Autres pays , nous consulter . ‎

Reference : 70195

‎Newman (James R.) - Philip E.B. Jourdain - Herbert Westren Turnbull - Plutarch, Vitruvius and Tzetzes - Ivor Thomas - Robert Recorde Sir Oliver Lodge - René Descartes - E.N. da C. Andrade - John Maynard Keynes - Bishop Berkeley - Eric Temple Bell - Alfred North Whitehead - Archimedes - Levi Leonard Conant - David Eugene Smith and Jekuthiel Ginsburg - W.W. Rouse Ball - O. Koehler - Eric Temple Bell - Isaac Newton - Richard Dedekind - Bertrand Russell - William Kingdon Clifford - Leonard Euler - Richard Courant and Herbert Robbins - Erwin Panofsky - Morris Kline - Hermann von Helmholtz - Hermann Weyl - Galileo Galilei - Daniel Bernoulli - Lloyd A. Brown - Sir Harold Spencer Jones - H.G.J. Moseley - Sir William Bragg - Philippe Le Corbeiller - C. Vernon Boys - Bernard Jaffe - Gregor Mendel - J.B.S. Haldane - Erwin Schrödinger - D'Arcy Wentworth Thompson - Werner Heisenberg - Sir Arthur Stanley Eddington - Clement V. Durell - Edwin G. Boring - Sir Francis Galton - Thomas Robert Malthus - Augustin Cournot - William Stanley Jevons - Lewis Fry Richardson - Leonid Hurwicz - S. Vajda - Abraham Kaplan - Pierre Simon Laplace - Charles Sanders Peirce - Henri Poincaré - Ernest Nagel - John Graunt - Edmund Halley - Jacob Bernoulli - L.C. Tippett - M.J. Moroney - Sir Ronald A. Fisher - George Bernard Shaw - Cassius J. Keyser - Sir A.S. Eddington - Hans Bahn : Infinity - Carl G. Hempel - Raymond L. Wilder - Oswald Veblen and John Wesley Young - Douglas Gasking - Richard von Mises - James Joseph Sylvester - Ernst Mach - Norman Campbell -George Boole - Clarence Irving Lewis and Cooper Harold Langford - Alfred Tarski - Edward Kasner - G. Polya - John William Navin Sullivan - G.H. Hardy - John von Neumann - A.M. Turing - Claude Shannon - Frederick William Lanchester - Phillip E. Morse and George E. Kimball - George David Birkoff - Jonathan Swift - Aldoux Huxley - Sylvia Townsend Warner - Russell Maloney - Robert M. Coates - Sir James Jeans - Oswald Spengler - Leslie A. White - Augustus de Morgan - Edwin A. Abbott - Lewis Carroll - W.W. Rouse Ball - W.E.H. Berwick - T.J. I'A Bromwich - Stephen Leacock‎

‎The World of Mathematics - A Small Library of the Literature of Mathematics from A'h-Mosé the Scribe to Albert Einstein with Commentaries and Notes by James R. Newman - 4 volumes set (complete) (Mathematiques)‎

‎Simon and Schuster - New York Ferce sur Sarthe, France 1956 Book Condition, Etat : Bon hardcover , editor's full blue clothes, no dust-jacket grand In-8 4 vol. - 2574 pages‎

‎many black and white figures Contents, Chapitres : Volume 1. Introduction, Contents, xviii, Text, 724 pages - Volume 2. Contents, vii, Text, pages 725 to 1414 - Volume 3. Contents, vii, Text, pages 1415 to 2021 - Volume 4. Contents, vii, Text, pages 2022 to 2535, a note about James R. Newman - Volume 1. - 1. General survey : Philip E.B. Jourdain : The nature of mathematics - 2. Historical and biographical : Herbert Westren Turnbull : The great mathematicians - J.R. Newman : The Rhind Papyrus - Plutarch, Vitruvius and Tzetzes : Archimedes - Ivor Thomas : Greek mathematics - Robert Recorde : The declaration of the profit of Aritmeticke - Sir Oliver Lodge : Johann Kepler - René Descartes : The geometry - E.N. da C. Andrade : Isaac Newton - John Maynard Keynes : Newton, the man - Bishop Berkeley : The analyst - Eric Temple Bell : Invariant twins, Cayley and Silvester - Alfred North Whitehead : Mathematics as an element in the history of thought - 3. Arithmetic, numbers and the art of counting : Archimedes : The sand reckoner - Levi Leonard Conant : Counting - David Eugene Smith and Jekuthiel Ginsburg : From numbers to numerals and from numerals to computation - W.W. Rouse Ball : Calculating prodigies - O. Koehler : The ability of birds to count - Eric Temple Bell : The queen of mathematics - Isaac Newton : On the binomial theorem for fractional and negative exponents - Richard Dedekind : Irrational numbers - Bertrand Russell : Definition of numbers - 4. Mathematics of space and motion : William Kingdon Clifford : The exactness of mathematical laws - The postulates of the science of space - On the space theory of matter - Leonard Euler : The seven bridges of Königsberg - Richard Courant and Herbert Robbins : Topology - Erwin Panofsky : Dürer as a mathematician - Morris Kline : Projective geometry - Hermann von Helmholtz : On the origin and significance of geometrical axioms - Hermann Weyl : Symmetry - Volume 2. - 5. Mathematics and the physical world : Galileo Galilei : Mathematics of motion - Daniel Bernoulli : Kinetic theory of gases - Lloyd A. Brown : The longitude - Sir Harold Spencer Jones : John Couch Adams and the discovery of Neptune - H.G.J. Moseley : Atomic numbers - Sir William Bragg : The Röntgen rays - Philippe Le Corbeiller : Crystals and the future of physics - Karl Menger : What is the calculus of variations and what are its applications - C. Vernon Boys : The soap-bubble - Richard Courant and Herbert Robbins : Plateau's problem - Dmitri Mendeleeff : Periodic law of the chemical elements - Bernard Jaffe : Mendeleeff - Gregor Mendel : Mathematics of heredity - J.B.S. Haldane : On being the right size - Erwin Schrödinger : Heredity and the Quantum theory - D'Arcy Wentworth Thompson : On magnitude - Werner Heisenberg : The uncertainty principle - Erwin Schrodinger : Causality and wave mechanics - Sir Arthur Stanley Eddington : The constants of nature - The new law of gravitation and the old law - Clement V. Durell : The theory of relativity - 6. Mathematics and social science : Edwin G. Boring : Gustav Theodor Fechner - Sir Francis Galton : Classification of men according to their natural gifts - Thomas Robert Malthus : Mathematics of population and food - Augustin Cournot : Mathematics of value and demand - William Stanley Jevons : Theory of political economy - Lewis Fry Richardson : Mathematics of war and foreign politics - Statistics of deadly quarrels - Leonid Hurwicz : The theory of economic behavior - S. Vajda : Theory of games - Abraham Kaplan : Sociology learns the language of mathematics - 7. The laws of chance : Pierre Simon Laplace : Concerning probability - Charles Sanders Peirce : The red and the black - The probability of induction - John Maynard Keynes : The application of probability to conduct - Henri Poincaré : Chance - Ernest Nagel : The meaning of probability - Volume 3. - 8. Statistics and the design of experiments : John Graunt : Foundations of vital statistics - Edmund Halley : First life insurance tables - Jacob Bernoulli : The law of large numbers - L.C. Tippett : Sampling and standard error - M.J. Moroney : On the average and scatter - Sir Ronald A. Fisher : The mathematics of a lady tasting tea - George Bernard Shaw : The vice of gambling and the virtue of insurance - 9. The supreme art of abstraction : Group theory : Cassius J. Keyser : The group concept - Sir A.S. Eddington : The theory of groups - 10. Mathematics of infinity : Bertrand Russell : Mathematics and the metaphysicians - Hans Bahn : Infinity - 11. Mathematical truth and the structure of mathematics : Carl G. Hempel : On the nature of mathematical truth - Geometry and empirical science - Raymond L. Wilder : The axiomatic method - E. Nagel and J.R. Newman : Goedel's proof - Oswald Veblen and John Wesley Young : A mathematical science - Douglas Gasking : Mathematics and the world - Richard von Mises : Mathematical postulates and human understanding - 12. The mathematical way of thinking : James Joseph Sylvester : The study that knows nothing about observation - Charles Sanders Peirce : The essence of mathematics - Ernst Mach : The economy of science - Norman Campbell : Measurement - Numerical laws and the use of mathematics in science - Hermann Weyl : The mathematical way of thinking - 13. Mathematics and logic : George Boole : Mathematical analysis of logic - Clarence Irving Lewis and Cooper Harold Langford : History of symbolic language - Ernest Nagel : Symbolic notation, Haddock's eyes and the dog-walking ordinance - Alfred Tarski : Symbolic logic - 14. The unreasonableness of mathematics : Edward Kasner and J.R. Newman : Paradox lost and paradox regained - Hans Hahn : The crisis in intuition - 15. How to solve it ?, by G. Polya - 16. The vocabulary of mathematics : Edward Kasner and J.R. Newman : New names for odd - 17. Mathematics as an art by John William Navin Sullivan - Volume 4. - 18. The mathematicians : G.H. Hardy : A mathematician's apology - Henri Poincaré : Mathematicalc creation - John von Neumann : The mathematicians - 19. Mathematical machines, can a machine think ? : John von Neumann : The general and logical theory of automata - A.M. Turing : Can a machine think ? - Claude Shannon : A chess-playing machine - 20. Mathematics in warfare : Frederick William Lanchester : Mathematics in warfare - Phillip E. Morse and George E. Kimball : How to hunt a submarine - 21. Mathematical theory of art : George David Birkoff : Mathematics of aesthetics - 22. Mathematics of the good : George David Birkoff : A mathematical approach to ethics - 23. Mathematics and literature : Jonathan Swift : Cycloid pudding - Aldoux Huxley : Young Archimedes - Sylvia Townsend Warner : Geometry in the South Pacific - Russell Maloney : Inflexible logic - Robert M. Coates : The law - 24. Mathematics and music : Sir James Jeans : Mathematics of music - 25. Mathematics as a culture clue : Oswald Spengler : Meaning of numbers - Leslie A. White : The locus of mathematical reality - 26. Amusements, puzzles, fancies : Augustus de Morgan : Assorted paradoxes - Edwin A. Abbott : Flatland - Lewis Carroll : What the tortoise said to Achilles and other riddles - Richard Courant and Herbert Robbins : The lever of Mahomet - Edward Kasner and J.R. Newman : Pastimes of past and present times - W.W. Rouse Ball : Arithmetical restorations - W.E.H. Berwick : The seven seven's - T.J. I'A Bromwich : Easy mathematics and lawn tennis - Stephen Leacock : Mathematics for golfers - Common sense and the universe - Index no dust-jacket, else near fine copy, no markings‎