First Lessons In Algebra: Being An Easy Introduction To That Science Designed For The Use Of Academies And Common Schools (1841)

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Reseña del editor: This treatise is especially intended for the use of beginners. I have long wished that Algebra might be introduced into common schools, as a standard branch of education; and there seems to be no good reason why the study of this most interesting and useful science should be confined to the higher seminaries of learning. The upper classes, at least, in common schools, might be profitably instructed in its elements, without neglecting any of those branches to which they usually attend. This work pretends to no original investigations, no new discoveries. My labor has been the very humble one of selecting such materials as belong to the elements of A lgebra, and of arranging them in such a manner as may render the introduction to the science easy. If there be any peculiarity in this work, it is its simplicity.
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