The Life-romance of an Algebraist

A memoir written by the American mathematician George Winslow Pierce about his life and professional career. Pierce recounts his intellectual development as a student of mathematics, his contributions to the field of algebra, and his experiences teaching at Harvard and MIT. The book is both a biography of Pierce and a history of algebra during the 20th century.

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