Le??ons ??l??mentaires De Math??matiques

ISBN 10: 114749682X / ISBN 13: 9781147496826

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• Title: Le??ons ??l??mentaires De Math??matiques
• ISBN 10: 114749682X
• ISBN 13: 9781147496826
• Condition: New

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Leçons Élémentaires De Mathématiques, written by Joseph François Marie and Nicolas Louis De La Caille and originally published in 1784, offers a comprehensive introduction to the fundamental principles of mathematics. This historical text, presented in French, covers essential topics such as arithmetic and geometry, providing a structured approach to learning that would have been typical of the era. Ideal for historians of mathematics, students of early educational practices, and anyone interested in the evolution of mathematical thought, this book provides insights into the methods and content of 18th-century mathematical education. This edition retains the original French text, offering a unique opportunity to engage with the material in its original form and context.

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