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• Examples in algebra for senior classes, comprising numerous graduated examples in fractions, surds equations, progressions, &c., with the exJames Wharton
• Examples in algebra for senior classes, etcJames Wharton
• A manual of spherical and practical astronomy : embracing the general problems of sperical astronomy, the special applications to nautical aWilliam Chauvenet
• Rudimentary astronomyRobert Main
• Description of a notation for the logic of relatives, resulting from an amplification of the conceptions of Boole's calculus of logicCharles S. Peirce
• A general index to the first twenty-nine volumes of the Monthly notices of the Royal astronomical society. Comprising the proceedings of theRoyal Astronomical Society
• Statistical papers based on the census of England and Wales, 1851, and relating to the occupations of the people and the increase of populatThomas A. Welton
• An epitome of navigation and nautical astronomy, with improved lunar tables, the questions arranged to the nautical almanac for 1852Janet Taylor
• The Cambridge course of elementary physics. Part third, AstronomyW. J. Rolfe
• An elementary arithmetic designed for academies and schools : also serving as an introduction to the higher arithmeticGeorge R. Perkins
• An elementary treatise on plane and spherical trigonometry with their applications to navigation, surveying, heights and distances, and spheBenjamin Peirce
• A treatise on analytical geometry of tree dimensions, containing the theory of curve surfaces and of curves of double curvatureJ. Hymers
• Explanation of the "Theory of the calculus", by William B. GreeneWilliam Batchelder Greene
• The geometrical companion, in which the elements of abstract geometry are familiarised, illustrated, and rendered practically usefulGeorge Darley
• The geography of the heavens, and class book of astronomy; accompanied by a celestial atlas. By Elijah H. Burritt, A.M. With an introductionElijah H. Burritt
• First mnemonical lessons in geometry, algebra, and trigonometryT. P. Kirkman
• The mathematical questions of the Senate-house examination papers : 1838 to 1849 inclusive : arranged in order according to subjectsA H Frost
• A companion to Wrigley's collection of examples. Being illustrations of mathematical processes and methods of solution, by John Platts and tJohn T. Platts
• Collection of examples and problems in pure and mixed mathematics, with answers and occasional hints. By the Rev. Alfred WrigleyAlfred Wrigley
• Solutions of problems given in the examination for the junior mathematical scholarship [at Oxford] in 1866, 1867, 1868Henry Hughes
• Of false discontinuity with illustrations from Fourier's theorem and the calculus of variationsM. M. U. Wilkinson
• A dictionary, geographical, statistical, and historical, of the various countries, places, and principal natural objects in the world. IllusJ. R. McCulloch
• A text-book of analytic geometry; on the basis of Professor Peirce's treatiseJames Mills Peirce
• A key [to] the North American arithmetic. Part thirdFrederick Emerson
• An elementary treatise on conic sections and algebraic geometry : with numerous examples and hints for their solution, especially designed fG. Hale Puckle
• A treatise on trigonometry, and on trigonometrical tables and logarithms, together with a selection of problems and their solutions. By J. HJ. Hymers
• Astronomical sermons. In two partsH. S Porter
• Elements of conic sections and analytical geometry.James H. Coffin
• Easy lessons in mental arithmetic : upon the inductive method, adapted to the best mode of instruction in primary schoolsJames S. Eaton
• Complete schoolmaster's assistant: being a plain comprehensive system of practical arithmetic, adapted to the use of schools in the United SNathan Daboll
• Elements of algebra, including Sturms' theorem. Translated from the French of M. BourdonCharles Davies
• Mathematics for practical men, a book of principles, theorems, rules and tables in various departments of pure and mixed mathematics, with tOlinthus Gregory
• A synopsis of practical mathematics; containing plain trigonometry, mensuration of heights, distances, surfaces, and solids ... [surveying oAlexander Ewing
• Arithmetical foundation : comprising mental and written exercises in the four simple rules : prepared for the primary schools of Portland, aHenry Jackson
• Astro-theology; or, The religion of astronomy: four lectures, in reference to the controversy on the "Plurality of worlds", as lately sustaiEdward Higginson
• A manual of the protracting trigonometer : with its application to rectilinear draughting and plotting, trigonometry, and surveyingJosiah Lyman
• A high-school astronomy : in which the descriptive, physical, and practical are combined : with special reference to the wants of academies Hiram Mattison
• Notitia of New-Brunswick, for 1836, and extending into 1837 comprising historical, geographical, statistical, and commercial notices of the Peter Fisher
• Mathematical tables for practical menJ. A Powers
• Report on the Teneriffe Astronomical Experiment of 1856 : addressed to the Lords Commissioners of the AdmiraltyC. Piazzi Smyth
• The juvenile mental arithmetic : designed for the use of primary and common schools : being also an introduction to the "American intellectuJohn F. Stoddard
• The American elementary arithmeticJames Robinson
• Practical and mental arithmetic, on a new plan, in which mental arithmetic is combined with the use of the slate: containing a complete systRoswell Chamberlain Smith
• Practical and mental arithmetic, on a new plan, in which mental arithmetic is combined with the use of the slate ... [containing a complete Roswell Chamberlain Smith
• A statistical account of the Schuylkill Permanent Bridge, commenced September 5th 1801, opened January 1st 1805 : communicated to the PhiladRichard Peters
• Arithmetical analysis, or Higher mental arithmetic for advanced classesJames B. Thomson
• A key to Walton's written arithmetic; to which is appended a system of reviews in the form of dictation exercisesGeorge A. Walton
• New elementary algebra: embracing the first principles of the science.Charles Davies
• The astronomy of the BibleO. M. Mitchel
• J. H. Colton's American school geography : comprising separate treatises on astronomical, physical, and civil geography : with descriptions J. H. Colton
• A dictionary, geographical, statistical and historical, of the various countries, places, and principal natural objects in the world. In whiJ. R. McCulloch
• Arithmetic; in two parts: Part 1, advanced lessons in mental arithmetic, Part 2, rules and examples for practice in written arithmetic. For Frederic A Adams
• The union, number five, containing lessons for reading and spelling, with exercises in mental arithmetic, abbreviations, definitions, & c. bOliver Angell
• University arithmetic : embracing the science of numbers, and general rules for further applicationCharles Davies
• On the mathematical probability of accidental linguistic resemblancesPliny Earle Chase
• A key to Day's algebra : containing a correct exposition of all the problems and examplesJeremiah Day
• A key to the Introduction to The national arithmetic, exhibiting the operation of the more difficult examples in that work; for the use of tBenjamin Greenleaf
• A key to the National arithmetic, exhibiting the operation of the more difficult questions in that work; for the use of the teacher onlyBenjamin Greenleaf
• Elementary and practical algebra: in which have been attempted improvements in general arrangement and expositiion: and in the means of thorJames B. Dodd
• Elements of geometry, briefly, yet plainly demonstrated by Edmund StoneEuclid