An easy introduction to the mathematics; in which the theory and practice are laid down and familiarly explained ... A complete and easy system of elementary instruction in the leading branches of the mathematics; ... Adapted to the use of schools, junior students at the universities, and private learners, especially those who study without a tutor. In two volumes, by Charles Butler

Title:	An easy introduction to the mathematics; in which the theory and practice are laid down and familiarly explained ... A complete and easy system of elementary instruction in the leading branches of the mathematics; ... Adapted to the use of schools, junior students at the universities, and private learners, especially those who study without a tutor. In two volumes
Author:	Butler, Charles
Note:	Printed by Bartlett and Newman ; [etc., etc..], 1814

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Subject:	Mathematics
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