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"Max de Nansouty" was the pseudonym of [[Max Charles Emmanuel Champion]], civil engineer and author on a wide variety of science & engineering topics. ([http://sciences.gloubik.info/spip.php?mot64]) | "Max de Nansouty" was the pseudonym of [[Max Charles Emmanuel Champion]], civil engineer and author on a wide variety of science & engineering topics. ([http://sciences.gloubik.info/spip.php?mot64]) | ||
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- Max de Nansouty. Aérostation, Aviation. Paris: Ancienne Libraire Furne, Bovin & Cie, Éditeurs, 5, rue Palatine (VIe), 1911.
Read online or download – BNF/Gallica
"Max de Nansouty" was the pseudonym of Max Charles Emmanuel Champion, civil engineer and author on a wide variety of science & engineering topics. ([1])
The book includes a preface by Alfred Picard, member of the Institut de France.
