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• Mulhall's dictionary of statisticsMichael George Mulhall
• Astronomical observations. By J. Pond, published by the President and council of the Royal Society. 1811-35Greenwich Royal Observatory
• Report on mineral industries in the United States at the eleventh census, 1890United States. Census Office
• Physicalisch-astronomischer Versuch über die WeltenordnungA Boduszynski
• Observations astronomiques faites à l'observatoire de l'université imperial de Kazan, par Mr. SimonoffKazan. Astronomicheskaya Observatoriya
• Nouvelles comparaisons des mesures géodésiques et astronomiques de la FranceLouis Puissant
• Message from the President of the United States, transmitting a supplemental report of William Lambert, explanatory of his astronomical calcUnited States. President
• Lessons, astronomical and philosophical, for the amusement and instruction of British youth; being an attempt to explain ... the most usual Olinthus Gregory
• A popular handbook and atlas of astronomy, designed as a complete guide to a knowledge of the heavenly bodies and as an aid to those possessWilliam Peck
• Fasciculus astronomicus, containing observations of the northern circumpolar region; together with some account of the instrument with whichFrancis Wollaston
• Astronomical observations made in St. John's College, Cambridge, in the years 1767 and 1768 : with an account of several astronomical instruWilliam Ludlam
• Statistical charts for St. Louis Exhibition. Charts (reduced in size) illustrating the statistics of trade, employment, and conditions of laLabour and Statistical Dept Great Britain. Commercial
• Exercises in arithmetic : with particular reference to those rules, and acquaintance of which is indispensable in common business, for the uFrancis J. Grund
• Miscellaneous letters on several subjects in philosophy and astronomy. Wrote to the learned Dr. Nicholson, late archbishop of Cashell ... ByRobert Innes
• Elements of algebra, with exercises, by George Egbert Fisher and Isaac J. SchwattGeorge Egbert Fisher
• A first algebra. For use in junior classes. By Rev. R. Alban MeadenR. Alban Meaden
• Teachers' manual, First course in algebra, by Walter Burton Ford and Charles AmmermanWalter Burton Ford
• New intermediate arithmeticS. A Felter
• Elementary algebra and mensuration; instruction paper, preparedCarl S Dow
• A treatise on the elements of algebra; designed for the use of Eton School. By the Rev. John BayleyJohn Bayley
• Mathematics simplified and made attractive : or, The laws of motion explainedThomas Fisher
• First stage of arithmetic. Arithmetic for young children. Being a series of exercises, exemplifying the manner in which arithmetic should beSociety for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge
• The logic and utility of mathematics, with the best methods of instruction explained and illustrated. By Charles Davies, LL. DCharles Davies
• Arithmetic for business with short methods and rapid calculations in all fundamental processes. Designed for business colleges, academies, pJacob H. Minick
• Key to Davies' University algebra. Useful only to those who studyCharles Davies
• A concise system of commercial arithmetic, adapted to modern practiceJ Morrison
• Rudimentary arithmetic for the use of schools and self-instructionJames Haddon
• First lessons in arithmetic : combining the oral method with the method of teaching the combinations of figures by sight. Designed for beginCharles Davies
• The normal union arithmetic, designed for common schools, normal schools, high schools, academies, etc.Edward Brooks
• Elements of geometry, including plane, solid and spherical geometry. [By Geo. W. Hull ... ]Geo. W Hull
• Descriptive geometry--pure and applied; with a chapter on higher plane curves and the helix; a theoretical and practical treatise ... preparFrederick Newton Willson
• A treatise on the differential calculusJohn Baily
• Census of Ireland, 1901Ireland. Census Office
• General problems from the orthographic projections of descriptive geometry ; with their applications to oblique--including isometrical--projS. Edward Warren
• Schnell astronomy; being a treatise on the origin of the planets and daylight by vibration ... with engravings illustrating the different paAlbert Frederick Schnell
• Bouvier's Familiar astronomy; or, An introduction to the study of the heavens. Illustrated by celestial maps, and upwards of 200 finely execHannah Mary Bouvier Peterson
• Commerce of the United States with Mexico, Central America, the West Indies, and South America; also other statistics in regard to the commeUnited States. Department of the Treasury. Bureau of Statistics
• Navigation new modelled, or, A treatise of geometrical, trigonometrical, arithmetical, instrumental, and practical navigation : teaching howHenry Wilson
• Scientific American reference book. Comp. and ed. by Albert A. Hopkins, for part I. Statistical information ... and A. Russell Bond, for parAlbert A. Hopkins
• A mathematical model for the prediction of impact force due to ship collisionPin Yu Chang
• Statistical sources for demographic studies of Greater New York, 1920 EditedWalter Laidlaw
• The elements of non-Euclidean geometryJulian Lowell Coolidge
• Mathematics for practical men : being a common-place book of principles, theorems, rules, and tables, in various departments of pure and mixOlinthus Gregory
• Dissertation sixth: Exhibiting a general view of the progress of mathematical and physical sciences, principally from 1775 to 1850. By JamesJames David Forbes
• Mathematics 201 notesHans Lewy
• The principles of the differential and integral calculus, simplified, and applied to the solution of various useful problems in practical maThomas Tate
• An elementary treatise on analytical geometry, embracing plane co-ordinate geometry, and an introduction to geometry of three dimensions, ByWilliam Woolsey Johnson
• Plane trigonometry, with trigonometric and logarithmic tables, by Arthur Graham Hall and Fred Goodrich FrinkArthur Graham Hall
• Ropp's new commercial calculator and short-cut arithmetic, containing a new, complete and comprehensive system of useful, convenient and labC Ropp
• Differential and integral calculus with applications; for colleges, universities, and technical schools, by E. W. NicholsEdward West Nichols
• The number-system of algebra treated theoretically and historically.Henry B. Fine
• A brief history of mathematics; an authorized translation of Dr. Karl Fink's Geschichte der Elementarmathematik, by Wooster Woodruff Beman aKarl Fink
• A review of high-school mathematics, by William David Reeve and Raleigh SchorlingWilliam David Reeve
• A practical treatise on algebraBenjamin Greenleaf
• An elementary treatise on the differential calculus founded on the method of rates or fluxions; by J. M. Rice and W. W. JohnsonJohn Minot Rice
• Curiosa mathematica, by Charles L. DodgsonLewis Carroll
• The elements of plane and solid analytic geometry, by Albert L. Candy, with supplementAlbert L. Candy
• Concise mathematical operations; being a sequal to the author's class books: with much additional matter. By H. N. RobinsonHoratio N. Robinson
• An elementary course of infinitesimal calculusHorace Lamb
• A mathematical solution book. Containing systematic solutions of many of the most difficult problems, taken from the leading authors on aritB. F. Finkel