Degree of difficulty : measuring the earth proved to be a triumphant fiasco
1999
912.05 M232 1999 v. 4 no. 3
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Title
Degree of difficulty : measuring the earth proved to be a triumphant fiasco
Published
Eugene, Or. 1999
Description
18-25 : colored ill., colored maps, colored ports. ; 28 cm.
Call Number
912.05 M232 1999 v. 4 no. 3
System Control No.
(OCoLC)34052088
Note
More than sixty years before Lewis and Clark launched their expedition across North America, a group European academics and technicians set off into the mountains of South America. The journey began a life-long contest between two personalities: Charles-Marie de la Condamine and Pierre Bouguer--p. 19.
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