A treatise of arithmetic, in whole numbers & fractions.
Subtitle: Wherein all the necessary practical rules are laid down in the plainest and most familiar terms, and the truth of each rule demonstrated.  To which is annex'd a large appendix, containing many necessary tables, and a great variety of curious and useful questions, intermix'd with instructive directions and proper remarks.  The whole being design'd and compos'd, not only for the benefit of young students, but of those who are desirous of being rationally skill'd in the science of arithmetic.
By: And published by John Weston.
Contributors: Weston, John, master of the academy at Greenwich
Publisher: J. Hooke
Published: 1729
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 430
Subjects: Arithmetic -- Early works to 1900.