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• Progress of pure mathematics in 1900F. G Radelfinger
• A history of mathematicsH. A Freebury
• A concise history of mathematicsDirk J. Struik
• A source book in mathematicsDavid Eugene Smith
• The teaching of elementary mathematicsDavid Eugene Smith
• Present practices in mathematics instruction and supervisionVeryl Gladys Schult
• Manpower resources in mathematicsUnited States. Bureau of Labor Statistics
• Life of Sir William Rowan Hamilton, knt., LL. D., D. C. L., M. R. I. A., Andrews professor of astronomy in the University of Dublin, and royRobert Perceval Graves
• Mathematics in the junior high schoolJohn R. Clark
• A short history of Greek mathematicsJames Gow
• Improvement of the teaching of mathematicsMathematics Workshop
• Report on a survey of training and research in applied mathematics in the United StatesNational Research Council. Committee on Training and Research in Applied Mathematics
• The use of films and television in mathematics education, December 1957National Research Council. Film Evaluation Board
• Mathematics teaching aids; charts and maps, devices, exhibits, films, slides and filmslides, games, pictures, publications and recordingsMontclair State College
• Practical mathematics. Summary of six lectures delivered to working menJohn Perry
• The philosophy of mathematicsEdward A Maziarz
• Mathematical tracts of the late Benjamin RobinsBenjamin Robins
• Mathematics and plausible reasoningGeorge Pólya
• Geometry and faith a supplement to the ninth Bridgewater treatiseThomas Hill
• Outline of the history of mathematicsRaymond Clare Archibald
• A short account of the history of mathematicsW. W. Rouse Ball
• Review and drill problems for freshman mathematicsEdwin Roscoe Sleight
• Euclid's elements of geometry, the first six, the eleventh and twelfth booksEuclid
• Euclid's Elements of geometry, from the Latin translation of Commandine, to which is added, a treatise of the nature and arithmetic of logarJohn Keill
• Euclid's Elements of geometry, from the Latin translation of Commandine. To which is added, A treatise of the nature of arithmetic of logariJohn Keill
• Euclid's Elements of geometry from the Latin translation of Commandine. To which is added, a treatise of the nature and arithmetic of logariJohn Keill
• Table book and test problems in mathematicsJ. K. Ellwood
• Influences tending to improve the work of the teacher of mathematicsInternational Commission on the Teaching of Mathematics
• A collection of problems and examples, adapted to the "Elementary course of mathematics". With an appendix, containing the questions proposeHarvey Goodwin
• Why do we study mathematics: a philosophical and historical retrospect ...Thomas J. McCormack
• The history of notations of the calculusFlorian Cajori
• Companion to the Weekly problem papers, intended for the use of students preparing for mathematical scholarships and for the junionr membersJohn J Milne
• Les idées directrices de la logique génétique des mathématiquesArthur Richard Schweitzer
• A brief history of mathematicsKarl Fink
• Course guides for the training of teachers of junior high and high school mathematicsMathematical Association of America. Committee on the Undergraduate Program in Mathematics
• Employment in professional mathematical work in industry and Government; report on a 1960 survey prepared for the National Science FoundatioUnited States. Bureau of Labor Statistics
• A preface to mathematicsClarence Eugene Van Horn
• Report on the mathematics attainment test of June 1939; a description of the procedures used in preparing and reading the mathematics attainS. S. Wilks
• Synopsis algebraicaJoannes Alexander
• A general history of mathematics from the earliest times to the middle of the eighteenth centuryCharles Bossut
• The concepts of the calculus; a critical and historical discussion of the derivative and the integralCarl B. Boyer
• The history of the calculus and its conceptual development. (The concepts of the calculus)Carl B. Boyer
• A short history of mathematics, by Vera Sanford. Under the editorship of John Wesley Young. With an introduction by David Eugene SmithVera Sanford
• The teaching of mathematics in the higher schools of PrussiaJ. W. A. Young
• History of mathematicsDavid Eugene Smith
• A history of the study of mathematics at CambridgeW. W. Rouse Ball
• Mathematical and physical papers, by George Gabriel Stokes ... Reprinted from the original journals and transactions, with additional notes George Gabriel Stokes
• The discouragement of elementary mathematics in general education at Oxford, considered in a letter to the Rev. the vice-chancellorThomas Dyke Acland
• Mathematical adventuresFletcher Durell
• The teaching of secondary mathematicsJasper Ole Hassler
• Lectures on ten British mathematicians of the nineteenth centuryAlexander Macfarlane
• Euclid's Elements of geometryEuclid
• The teaching of mathematicsRaymond E. Manchester
• The educational significance of sixteenth century arithmetic from the point of view of the present time, by Lambert Lincoln JacksonLambert L. Jackson
• Training in high-school mathematics essential for success in certain college subjectsAllan Ray Congdon
• Greek geometry from Thales to Euclid.George Johnston Allman
• The history of arithmeticLouis Charles Karpinski
• The arithmetical philosophy of Nicomachus of GerasaGeorge Johnson
• The early mathematical sciences in North and South AmericaFlorian Cajori
• GeometryRené Descartes