Belidors Franzöischer Bombardier, Oder, Neue Art Die Bomben Gewiss Zu Werfen: Nebst Einer Abhandlung Von Ernst- Und Lust-feuer-werken ... Aus Dem Fran (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175169082)

"Belidors Französischer Bombardier, Oder, Neue Art Die Bomben Gewiss Zu Werfen," translated from the French, is a treatise on the art of accurately launching bombs, combined with a discussion of pyrotechnics for both military and recreational purposes. This historical text, authored by Belidor (Bernard Forest de, M.), offers insights into 18th-century military engineering and the scientific principles underpinning artillery and fireworks. It provides a detailed exploration of ballistics, explosive devices, and the techniques used in siege warfare, as well as the creation of elaborate displays of "Ernst- Und Lust-feuer-werken."

This translated edition makes Belidor's work accessible to a wider audience, offering a valuable resource for historians of science and technology, military enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the history of pyrotechnics and warfare.

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