The Growth of Physical Science

This copy of "The Growth of Physical Science" is an ex-library edition with markings from the Chicago City Junior College Library. The hardcover binding shows signs of wear consistent with age and library use. The pages are intact and legible, though they may exhibit some yellowing typical of books from this period. The dust jacket condition is unknown, and it may be absent. Overall, the book is in good condition for its age, suitable for collectors and readers interested in the history of science.

"The Growth of Physical Science" by Sir James Jeans, published in 1948 by Cambridge University Press and The Macmillan Company in New York, is a seminal work exploring the evolution of scientific thought and discovery. This First American Edition provides a comprehensive overview of the development of physical science, authored by the renowned physicist and astronomer Sir James Jeans, known for his significant contributions to the field. This edition is particularly notable for its historical context and insights into early scientific progress. It is an ex-library copy, previously held by the Chicago City Junior College Library, adding a layer of historical provenance. The book is bound in sturdy cloth, reflecting its durability and continued relevance in scientific literature. Although the dust jacket condition is unknown, the book itself remains a valuable resource for historians and science enthusiasts alike.