Mathematics for the Million

This copy of "Mathematics for the Million" is in poor physical condition. The spine is detached, and the book lacks a dust jacket. The cover shows significant wear, with visible damage to the edges and corners. Inside, the pages are intact but show signs of age and use. Handwritten notes are present, adding a personal historical touch.

"Mathematics for the Million" by Lancelot Hogben, published by W. W. Norton & Company Inc. in New York, 1940, is an influential text in the field of mathematics education. This New, Revised and Enlarged Edition, illustrated by J. F. Horrabin, offers a comprehensive exploration of mathematical concepts designed to make the subject accessible to a broad audience. Hogben, a renowned British biologist and mathematician, is celebrated for his ability to demystify complex topics. This edition, released in July 1940, marks the 75th thousand printing, indicating its widespread acclaim and utility. The book is an essential acquisition for collectors interested in historical educational texts. Its physical condition reflects significant wear, with a detached spine and missing dust jacket, but it remains a valuable piece for those interested in the evolution of mathematical literature.