Penetrability

by Lawson, Alfred

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Discover the fascinating life and groundbreaking contributions of Alfred Lawson (1869-1954), a multifaceted pioneer whose influence spans baseball, aviation, invention, and aeronautics. Recognized as an innovator who first used the term "aircraft," Lawson's scientific and philosophical perspectives are vividly documented through numerous newspaper and magazine articles. This comprehensive work offers a unique glimpse into his visionary ideas and extensive aeronautic activities. The publication features a well-organized presentation with a total of 112 pages, measuring 11x8.5 inches. It includes a rich collection of black-and-white photographs and illustrations that bring Lawson’s achievements and insights to life. Whether you are a history enthusiast, aviation buff, or collector of pioneering figures, this book provides valuable historical context and detailed information about Lawson’s contributions to aeronautics. Through this volume, readers gain access to a wealth of factual details about Lawson’s career and philosophies. His innovative use of the term "aircraft" marks a significant milestone in aviation history, and his scientific views continue to inspire interest today. This publication serves as an essential resource for understanding Lawson’s impact on both scientific thought and the development of modern flight. Author: Lawson, Alfred Binding: Hardcover Language: English Publication Date: 1939 Edition: First Edition Pages: 112 Publisher: Humanity Publishing Company

• Condition: Fair

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