Control Theory Book for a Mechanical Engineering

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Most books I looked for Control Systems seem to be written by Electrical Engineers. Is there a good book which is written from the point of view of a Mechanical Engineers?
 

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a very good book is
Feedback Control of Dynamic Systems by GF Franklin
 

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