A beautifully illustrated exploration of the mysterious, inhospitable planet Venus.
Sheehan William Books
June 18, 1954
William Sheehan is a military historian whose work delves into Irish history and the Great War. His writings explore the complex relationship between the British military and the Irish people during the Irish War of Independence, and examine the experiences of Irish soldiers on the Western Front. Sheehan's approach is grounded in meticulous research, offering insightful perspectives on military conflicts and their impact on individuals and society.
A wonderfully illustrated account of the giant planet Jupiter.
The book explores the intertwined lives and careers of renowned astronomers Percival Lowell and Edward Emerson Barnard through a "Parallel Lives" framework. William Sheehan utilizes extensive archival and unpublished materials to provide an in-depth analysis of their contributions to astronomy during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The contrast between their approaches and findings offers a rich understanding of their impact on the field and highlights the evolution of astronomical research during this pivotal time.