Arithmetic - Early works to 1800
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The new invented English climax, in two volumes . Containing vol. I. Part I. Several new methods of teaching the Roman and Italic alphabets, &c. Part II. The Gospel of St. John, and other select parts of scripture, divided into climaxes or ladders. with rules in rhyme for the division of words into syllables, and for stops and marks. Vol. II. Part I. Orthography taught and exemplified at large after a new, amusing, and easy method, with an index, intended actually to enable the young pupil, to read and spell the whole language, and in every science. To which are added, the similars, also abreviations, verybal, titular, arithmetical, mathematical, &c, in the way of tabular and construing amusement. Part II. Rules and maxims of the art of reading, as touching pronounciation, voice, emphasis, cadence, accent, &c, with arithmetical tables, and their use. By T. Hervey, of Underbarrow. Vol. I.
Hervey, Thomas Rev.Date: 1778- E-books
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The preceptor, and scholar's assistant Being an improved system of practical arithmetic. By William Darbyshire, Writing Master, and Teacher of the Mathematics.
Darbyshire, WilliamDate: 1799- E-books
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The merchants counting-house or, wast-book instances, with directions for their stating and entrance; by Charles Snell, Accomptant. Printed for the Use of his Scholars, At the Free Writing-School in Foster-Lane, London: Where he Teaches Writing, In all the Hands used in Great-Britain, Arithmetick, In Whole Numbers and Fractions, Vulgar and Decimal; Merchants Accompts, By a Complete, Practical, and Approv'd Scheme: And Foreign Exchanges; Who also Teaches the same in French: And Boards Young Gentlemen.
Snell, Charles 1667-1733.Date: 1719- E-books
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Arithmetic, rational and practical Wherein the properties of numbers are clearly pointed out; the theory of the science deduced from first principles; the methods of operation demonstratively explained; and the whole reduced to practice in a great variety of useful rules. Consisting of three parts, viz. I. Vulgar arithmetic. II. Decimal arithmetic. III. Practical arithmetic. By John Mair, A.M. rector of the Academy at Perth.
Mair, John 1702 or 3-1769.Date: 1794- E-books
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A tutor to arithmetick . Being examination and exercise. thro' all the common rules of that useful science. In which are explain'd the reason of the operations; and several improvements not common, made for the more readier calculation of business. Done for the better instruction of youth in arithmetick. By J.B teacher of the mathematicks, in Corke.
J. B., teacher of the mathematicks.Date: 1719