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Book Condition: Used Fair to Good-
Seller: Bee Creek Books

United States
About Item: Cambridge: Hilliard and Metcalf at the University Press, 1825. "The first principles, as well as the more difficult parts of Mathematics, have, it is thought, been more fully and clearly explained by the French elementary writers, than by the English; and among these, Lacroix has held a very distinguished place. His treastises have been considered as the most complete, and the best suited to those who are destined for a public education." 144 pp. Blue paper over boards with brown paper spine. Cover corners and edges are rubbed, bumped with areas of boards exposed, stains or dirt smudges to cover faces, covers very worn as expected from age. Spine is cracked and torn, spine ends are missing with spine exposed, title bar is torn and not complete. Ex. library with sticker on bottom spine, bookplate on front inside cover, identification number on front free endpaper. Pencil marks (algebra problem with notes) on back inside cover. Interior is heavily foxed and paper is browning, water stain to… Read More
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