The Dreyfus Affair

New York: Covici, Friede, 1931. First edition "First published in 1931". Large octavo in beige cloth; 4 preliminary leaves, 7-432 pages illustrations 21 cm; bibliographical references (page 423). Small bump to upper right front corner, binding very slightly cocked; minor soiling to exterior; else a very tight and, overall, very good to very good(+) copy. Hardcover. ISBN:

Jacinto Steinhardt's copy with his, signature. "Jacinto (Jay) Steinhardt was a pioneer in military operations research and a founding member of the Operations Research Society of America (ORSA). He went on to serve as the society’s third president in 1954. Steinhardt was born in New York City and received all three of his degree locally at Columbia University. After earning his doctorate in chemistry in 1934, he became a National Research Fellow at the Physical-Chemical Institute in Copenhagen. He would go on to hold positions at the Physiological Laboratory in England, the Physical-Chemical Institute in Upsala, Sweden, and the Harvard Medical School. In 1938, he joined the National Bureau of Standards as a physical chemist."— informs.org