An introduction to plain trigonometry
Subtitle: with its application to heights and distances, containing of the three varieties of right angled triangles, and the four cases of oblique, together with a variety of questions interspersed by way of exercise
By: by Richard Cockrel
Contributors: Heavisides, M. (Michael), active 1777-1855, printer, bookseller; Taylor, Daniel, active 1793-1799, bookseller; Pine, William, 1739?-1803, bookseller; Nicholson, Isaac, active 1791-1834, bookseller; B. Law and Son; Wilson and Spence (York, England)
Publisher: Printed and sold by M. Heavisides, for the author; by Messrs. Law and Son, Ave Maria Lane; and Mr. D. Taylor, No. 35. Union Street, Bishopgate-Street London; Mr. Pine, Bristol; Messrs. Wilson and Spence, York; and Mr. Nicholson, Barnardcastle
Published: 1792
Place of publication: Darlington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 99
Subjects: Plane trigonometry; Textbooks; Early works to 1800; Plane Geometry
Notes: Printer's tailpieces.

Rare Book copy: Contemporary autograph of former owner Thomas McNay, New Shildon, [Durham, England]; errata corrected in pencil.

Rare Book copy: Contemporary sheep binding, rebacked.

English short title catalogue, T130328