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(1938) presents an account of the astronomer Copernicus, and of the historic book in which he laid the foundations of the heliocentric theory of the planetary motions. The book is of great interest to students of the history of astronomy, and those interested in Copernicus as one of the makers of modern thought.
Copernicus and Modern Astronomy
Copernicus: Platonist Astronomer-Philosopher
Celestial Revolutionary
Before Copernicus
Cambridge Concise History of Astronomy
Aristarchus of Samos
Copernican Question
Kepler's Philosophy and the New Astronomy
More Perfect Heaven
Astronomy Through the Ages
Astronomical Revolution
How Humankind Created Science
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