Classical Looking for "New methods of celestial mechanics"

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The discussion centers on the search for Volume I of "New Methods of Celestial Mechanics" by H. Poincare and D. Goroff in PDF or DJVU format. The original poster seeks legitimate sources, explicitly avoiding websites that require credit card information for access. They mention unsuccessful attempts to locate the book in libraries and note that some content is available on Google Books. Participants emphasize the book's copyright status, stating they cannot assist in finding illegal digital copies. The thread concludes without further assistance.
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Hello everyone, I am looking for Vol. I of "New methods of celestial mechanics" by H. Poincare and D. Goroff. Do you know where to find it as an actual pdf or djvu file?
(disregarding fake free-ebook websites that ask you for your credit card before showing if they actually have the book).

I have also tried multiple libraries, but they don't have it.
 
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