Should we be mathematicians, historians of science, historians, 
      or generalists? (editorial) ..................................... 127--128

Mathematics and discovery in Galileo's physics 
      S. Drake ........................................................ 129--150

The beginnings of mathematics in a howling wilderness 
      E. R. Hogan ..................................................... 151--166

The introduction of mathematics in higher education in China, 1865--1887      
      F. J. Swetz ..................................................... 167--179

BOOK REVIEWS      

Creative Teaching: Heritage of R. L. Moore by Reginald D. Traylor      
      with William Bane and Madeline Jones 
      (P. R. Halmos) .................................................. 188--192

Bibliography and Research Manual of the History of Mathematics 
      by Kenneth O. May 
      (I. Grattan-Guinness) ........................................... 192--194

Bolyai, Sau Aventura Geometriilor Neeuclidiene by Florica T.Campan 
      (H. Guggenheimer) .................................................... 194

Demotic Mathematical Papyri by Richard A. Parker 
      (K. Vogel) ...................................................... 195--199

O R -> C. J. The Foundations and Mathematical Models of Operations 
      Research with Extensions to the Criminal Justice System by Haig 
      Edward Bohigan 
      (P. J. Schellengerg) ............................................ 199--200

The Euler-Mayer Correspondence (1751--1755): A New Perspective on      
      Eighteenth-Century Advances in the Lunar Theory by Eric C. Forbes 
      (R. Calinger) ................................................... 200--202

Göttingen and New York Film produced by the Mathematical      
      Association of America 
      (B. B. Hughes) ....................................................... 202

Development of Modern Mathematics by J. M. Dubbey 
      (J. V. Grabiner) ................................................ 202--204

The Origins of Digital Computers: Selected Papers by Brian Randell      
      (D. E. Knuth) ................................................... 204--207

Die Hilbertische Probleme by P. S. Alexandrov 
      (I. Kaplansky) .................................................. 207--208

A Concise History of Science in India by D. M. Bose, S. N. Sen, 
      and B. V. Subbarayappa 
      (A. Volodarsky) ...............................  ................. 208-212

Development of Mathematical Logic by R. L. Goodstein 
      (A. Urquhart) .................................................... 212--214

A Handbook of Terms Used in Algebra and Analysis by A. G. Howson      
      (J. H. Baumwell) ..................................................... 214

The Paradox of the Liar by R. L. Martin 
      (E. J. Ashworth) ................................................ 215--218

ABSTRACTS .............................................................. 219--252                              

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