Institutes of arithmetic, containing all the rules of the art relating to whole and mixt numbers, : with fractions vulgar and decimal, both in theory and practice. Also an explanation of the nature, construction and use of logarithms; with rules for measuring all kinds of geometric figures both superficial and solid. The whole being calculated and designed for introducing a new method of teaching this excellent art, whereby the knowledge of it may be more effectually attained. For the use of schools. /
Ewing, Alexander,-1804.
Grant, Archibald,Sir,1696-1778,former owner.StEdNL
Edinburgh: : Printed by R. Eleming [i.e. Fleming].,
M. D C C. L V I. [1756]
Includes errata at end.
ESTC
Armorial bookplate on the front pastedown "Archibald Grant of Monymoske Bart.". Manuscript signature on the title page "Capt. Archd: Grant / 1756".
Arithmetic
Logarithms
Mathematics
Scotland Edinburgh.