Part B
In his introduction to Great Astronomers, Ball states, The history of astronomy thus be...
Part B
In his introduction to Great Astronomers, Ball states, The history of astronomy thus becomes inseparable from the history of the great mento
whose labours its development is due." What does Ball mean by this statement? How does this statement relate to the purpose of the text
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