Every man his own teacher : being an introduction to arithmetic, whereby persons who are ignorant of that science, may of themselves, without a teacher, obtain a sufficient degree of knowledge in figures, for common business, and for operating in nearly all the books extant on that subject, by John Preston

Title:	Every man his own teacher : being an introduction to arithmetic, whereby persons who are ignorant of that science, may of themselves, without a teacher, obtain a sufficient degree of knowledge in figures, for common business, and for operating in nearly all the books extant on that subject
Author:	Preston, John, 1755-
Note:	Printed by G. J. Loomis, 1834

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Subject:	Arithmetic -- Early works to 1900
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