The Scots arithmetician: or, arithmetick in all its parts, : viz. arithmetick [brace] vulgar or decimal, algebraical or analitical, sexagenary or circular, logarithmical or artificial, instrumental or mechanical. [brace] In integers and fractions. To which there is added many necessary tables and cuts, useful to every one, both young and old, being more easie and compendious than any heretofore. /
Paterson, James.
Edinburgh, : Printed, and are to be sold by Dorman Newman at the King's Arms in the Poultry,,
1688..
Aldis, H.G. Scotland,
ESTC
Manuscript inscription in pencil on the front pastedown reads "Extremely rare / Aldis list 2773 / Unusual condition for an old book, the leaves not being cut up. Noted in Hazlitt 4th [ser?] E94 / Another copy (????) sold at Sotheby's in Dec. 1900. There are no other copies known. There are none in any of the great libraries". Blindstamp of The Society of Accountants in Edinburgh on the title page.
Arithmetic