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Lagrange

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Lagrange
Comte Joseph Louis . 1736--1813, French mathematician and astronomer, noted particularly for his work on harmonics, mechanics, and the calculus of variations


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It's right mean that Fairfax and Mattingly had to go down to Lagrange on some low business yesterday, but they'll be back to-morrow.
Late in the evening a skirmishing party of the French and a skirmishing party of the Germans had met, by accident, near the little village of Lagrange, close to the German frontier.
 
 
 
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