A treatise of plane trigonometry to which is prefixed a summary view of the nature and use of logarithms /

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A treatise of plane trigonometry to which is prefixed a summary view of the nature and use of logarithms /

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Main Author:	Day, Jeremiah, 1773-1867
Format:	Online Book
Language:	English
Published:	New-Haven [Conn.] : Howe & Deforest, 1815
Series:	Early American imprints. no. 34542.
Subjects:	Plane trigonometry. Logarithms.
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