Richard de Villamil Totally Explained

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Richard de Villamil (1850-1936) was a British officer and scientist physician). Grandson of Martin de Villamil (1783-1843), he was at first officer of the British army (India, Jamaica) (1869-1889 at least).
   As a scientist, he discovered in 1928 the personal archives of Isaac Newton and wrote in 1931 a book about him : "Newton, The Man", prefaced by Albert Einstein.
   Richard de Villamil played a role in the theory of energetics.
   Richard de Villamil also wrote "Soaring flights, simple mechanical solution of the problem" (Ed C. Spon, 1920).

Works

Newton, The Man, G.D. Knox, London, 1931, préfacé par Albert Einstein. Réédité par Johnson Reprint Corporation, New York, 1972.
Soaring flights, simple mechanical solution of the problem (Ed C. Spon, 1920).
Rational mechanic (1928).

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