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45-4966 QB36 2007-24649 CIP Repcheck, Jack. Copernicus' secret: how the scientific revolution began. Simon & Schuster, 2007. 239p bibl index ISBN 074328951X, $25.00; ISBN 9780743289511, $25.00
Who in the modern world has not heard of Copernicus, and who subscribes any longer to the ancient geocentric view? The corpus of literature on Copernicus, his revolutionary work, and its impact on human thought is...
