Ada
A revision of the life and work of Ada Lovelace, which contains nearly 400 letters. She was Lord Byron's daughter and acted as interpretress for Charles Babbage, the computer pioneer. She was one of the first people to write programmes of instruction for Babbage's analytical engines.
GenresLovelace, Ada KingCorrespondenceMathematiciansGreat BritainCalculatorsComputers
439 pages
English edition · First published 1992 by Strawberry Press · ISBN 9780912647098
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