The Mathematical Practitioners Of Tudor & Stuart England

This book is arranged so as toe meet the needs of two classes of readers, Those with more general interests will find a narrative unencumbered by footnotes, and may ignore the reference numbers. The student of history of science will find the detail they likely want in the Biographies (Part II) and in the annotated list of Contemporary Works (Part III). These works are the main source material for the whole book, but a brief bibliography of secondary sources has been added.