James R Newman The World of Mathematics 4 Volume Set 1956 1st Ed 7th Printing

James R. Newman  The World of Mathematics: A Small Library of the Literature of Mathematics from A'h-mose the Scribe to Albert Einstein  Four-Volume Hardcover Set  Approx. 8.5 x 5.5 per volume  Unsigned  This complete four-volume anthology, compiled by James R. Newman (1907-1966), remains one of the most comprehensive and respected collections of mathematical literature ever assembled. Spanning from ancient Egyptian scrolls to the modern theories of Albert Einstein, the set provides an accessible yet profound overview of mathematical thought through the ages, accompanied by Newman's insightful commentaries and historical context. Each volume is bound in a classic dark blue cloth with distinctive copper-toned embossed insignia on the covers and spines, typical of mid-century Simon and Schuster scholarly editions.  • 1956 First Edition, Seventh Printing as indicated by publisher notes  • Comprehensive subject matter including the nature of mathematics, historical development, and theoretical applications  • Published by Simon and Schuster, New York, featuring elegant mid-century typography and design  Condition: Very good vintage condition.