Albert Einstein And Diseases Book

Personally I felt it was a good insight into the life of the man who made Copernicus famous.
Neither overbearing nor oversimplified, it placed enough emphasis on others who influenced Rheticus as well as gave snippets of his personality. It's interesting to see how even such an intelligent man can be so flippant when it comes to dedication to his work. Still, his dedication to Copernicus is what brought him name and propelled him to work further on triangles which would prove useful for years to come.
Not a bad read.