The intellectual calculator, or, Manual of practical arithmetic
Subtitle: comprehending, with all the usual rules, a much larger number of business questions on each elementary rule, than has been ever before published, and a complete course of mental arithmetic, reduced for the first time to a system, embracing all the arithmetical requisites of the school, the counting-house, and the shop
By: by John Thomas Crossley and William Martin
Contributors: Martin, William, 1801-1867
Edition: 26th ed., carefully rev. and improved.
Publisher: Hamilton, Adams, and Co.
Published: 1834
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 146
Subjects: Arithmetic; Early works to 1900
Other titles: Manual of practical arithmetic.; Every boy's arithmetic.
Notes: At head of title: Every boy's arithmetic.