From the History of 18th Century Mathematics : For the upcoming 300th anniversary of Leonard Euler (1707-1783), created by a team of authors, is a fascinating immersion in the world of mathematics of the XVIII century, centered around the life and work of one of the greatest mathematicians of all time Leonard Euler. This publication not only marks three centuries since the birth of the outstanding scientist, but also serves as an important contribution to the study of his legacy and influence on the development of mathematical science. This book will be of interest to both specialists in mathematics and science lovers who want to understand more deeply how mathematical thought developed in the 18th century. Readers who are passionate about the history of science, mathematics, physics and even philosophy will find in it a lot of valuable information and unexpected discoveries. Students, graduate students and teachers will be able to use it as a source of inspiration and information for their research and lectures. The focus of the book is not only Euler, but also his contemporaries, who have made a significant contribution to the development of mathematics. Readers will be able to learn about the context in which Euler worked, about his interaction with other scientists, as well as about the scientific discoveries that became possible thanks to his works. The book covers a wide range of topics, from analysis and geometry to number theory and mechanics. Particular attention is paid to how Euler's ideas influenced the subsequent development of science and how they continue to remain relevant today. The style of the authors is characterized by accessibility and fascination, which makes reading not only informative, but also pleasant. They skillfully combine a scientific approach with a living language, which allows readers who do not have deep knowledge in mathematics to easily assimilate complex concepts. This makes the book suitable not only for professionals, but also for a wide audience who wants to expand their horizons. Topics raised in the book range from historical aspects of mathematical science to philosophical reflections on the role of mathematics in our understanding of the world. The authors explore how 18th-century mathematics became the basis for many modern scientific disciplines, and how Euler's ideas anticipated many discoveries made later. This book is not just a collection of facts, but a real intellectual odyssey that makes you think about how science shapes our perception of reality. If you are looking for books on mathematics, the history of science or the biography of great scientists, this edition will be a great addition to your library. It will not only enrich your knowledge, but also inspire further research in mathematics and related sciences. Readers interested in such works as "Mathematics and its Philosophy" or "Great Mathematicians" will find in this book a lot in common and may even discover new horizons. In conclusion, From the History of 18th Century Mathematics: Towards the 300th Anniversary of Leonard Euler is not just a book about mathematics. It is a tribute to an outstanding scientist who has changed our understanding of numbers and shapes. She invites the reader on a fascinating journey through the pages of history, where everyone will find something for themselves, whether it is deep scientific ideas or just interesting facts about the life and work of Euler and his contemporaries.