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The second mathematical work started by Leonard Digges to be amended and published by his son Thomas
Geometrical book started by Leonard Digges and completed by his son Thomas after his death
2nd edition of the almanac authored by Leonard Digges and published within his lifetime
First edition of the "Tectonicon" by Leonard Digges
A later edition of Leonard Digges's 1556 "Tectonicon," a guide to surveying and measurement with figures and mathematical tables.
Naoroji argues that the "drain of wealth" brought about by British rule in India had impoverished the country, causing famines.
The typographical magnum opus of William Morris and a landmark of Western printing, The Works of Geoffrey Chaucer (commonly and hereafter referred to as the Kelmscott Chaucer) is remarkable due to its opulence, craftsmanship, typography, and rarity.…
A former Indian Civil Servant attempts to argue that famine in India had a long history, and directly challenge the claims of Dutt and Digby that famines were due to British rule.
Typ Inc 5574 [Original printed edition. Without rubrication; a few of the woodcuts are lightly touched with brown. Autograph of William Morris, with his presentation inscription to Edward Burne-Jones. Bound in 16th- or 17th-century blind-stamped…