Arithmetical questions, or A plain and familiar way to common arithmetick. Containing the most necessary and fundamental rules of the said art: digested into a very easie method. Set forth for the help and advantage of those that desire to attain the knowledge of that art. By John Le Duke, French School Master in Colchester. The first part

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Imprint
London: printed by Da[vid]. Maxwell, and are to be sold by Sa[muel]. Gellibrand at the Ball in St. Pauls Church-yard, London; and by William Hall, bookseller in Colchester, 1663.
Publication year
1663
ESTC No.
R179395
Grub Street ID
70833
Description
[16], 288, 285-311, [3] p. : diagrams ; 8°.
Note
Text continuous despite pagination.
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