Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
MATHEW ATICS,
DESIGNED FOR
SCHOOLS, ACADEMIES And COLLEGES
by CHARLES DAVIES.

1T he. heen the iriessr IN this course uac tho
sly,e.i rehos-ef VI rrsach with ne practical meth
DDS o. the Eng,.hSclp Thcse wofss embrace the CO.
tire oour-e II Msfegauos pursued II the United States
Military Academy s1e, have also been adopted by many
81 The College, o. Vssaf Tou Books. snd likewise
ten.ivey uss8 q Seioc Schools and Academies. Nuuer.
es,or sIn favor Of these ~ois have teen received
from P'uf~-.o-si IN all lrts ~ The United States
They respectively recommended the attienton Of la
'ae",; 81 ~, ~ "as.' s,e',''.t IN edae,iea
dRTTIfMETTC
II % the ogsei Of the wok elpsin 10 b-ief and clear
their applications The SUBJECTS artangcd tbro
GOT 70 natural and scientific order esc depending those
which have gore before All the terms. technical
words defined IN each subject the mot elementary l.
des 10 fret presented generally undcthc form question
then follow Illustrations examples, and lasty tie general
kEYto DAVIES Mental and Practical A,iehmetie
for The Of Teachers. only.
The work has each The Arithmetic carefully and
fully wrought 1t also contains additional examples
each rule which are not found IN the Arhmoiicso that
the Teacher will be enabled his pupils, f he
wishes, by questions which not IN their books
DAVIES 6rat Lesson IN Aigt5ya-Being az hfrodac-
ton 70 The Soitntf.
II has been the this work form
ing link between Anhhmshc and Algebra TO unite and
bcnd, far possible reasoning IN numbers the
sbtruso method Of Analysis 1t designed follow
the Mental and Practical Arithmetic, and to in.
BOURDOTs Algebra. Til, rcoyk !, IN n5ridgment
ofhs 'oork Of W. bourbon, rih fat addition Of P'dc'
cal Examples
The treatise Algebra by Bourbon is work of sinpu
l1t excellence and merit In France oLe Of the lead
through several editions II has been Translated by
Professor De Morgan oC the London University aud
nov used in the University Of Cambridge.
Dh YVES Ltgfndre's Gsonsfrv and Tfigonom eiyy BE.
ing an abrdgmfnf ~ The Uork az a. Isgtndrs, ruth The
addition Of Treatise WensrGfon Of Planes and So
lids and Table Of LogaIthns and Logarithmio Sines
his work has passed through several editions since its
publication in 1884, and is becoming general book
The institutions Of the country.
DIVES Surveying, nth description and Plates Of
he Thtodoins. Compass Plane Table ard Lfr.i also,
ifdps Of The Typographical Signs adopted bv the Engineer
'tpa tmeni and an explanation Of The method Of Surrey
Tag the public lands
II has been the intention in this work begin with the
D. the simplest manner TO render the higher branches
at plane surveying comparatively easy All the
needed for plotting have carefully described and the
uses OF those required for the of angles
fully explained.
IA IVES analytical GsomstrV - Embracing The eqru
fions Of The point aud straight line system of Comic Sec
tons the Equations Of he line and plane in Spacsai,o
the Discussions Of the general Equation Of the Second de-
gree. and n stnfaces Of The Second order
For about sixteen years the subject OF Analytical Geom
ey has made part Of the course Of Mathematics pursued
II the Military Academy and the methods hch have been
adopted in the present work, those which
taught with the greatest success.
Dawes Doscupf're Geomstry = Wih its application
20 Spherical Projections
The intimate connection which this subject has with civil
engineering and architecture renders acquisition desra
ole TO those who devote themselves TO these pursuits
"a YVES hferenf'ai end integral Calculus fmbrdc
ing The Modification aud tluddrGfDe Of Cures. the jen
suration IF Surfaces, and The CuJotlus Of Solids
This branch justly considered the difficult of th
pure Mathematics It has been tho intention however Il
render the subject plain the nature OF IT would admit
but STILL It cannot be mastered without patient aud
study
"a IVES Shade, and Siado,rs and Linear Pcrspecfic
The subjects treated Of this work certainly useG
to the Architect and Craftsman a know ledge Of them
indispensable.
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