Cyphering book, 1795-1823 (bulk 1795-1798)

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Cyphering book, 1795-1823 (bulk 1795-1798)

Consists of four separate elements: First is Samuel Bush's "Cyphering Book," evidently written between 11 September 1795 and 12 January 1796. This is made up of 23 pages of handwritten mathematical examples, axioms, rules, and problems. There was originally much more to this, as shown by the faint page numbers in the upper corners (e.g., our page 18 is original page 125). The other two thirds of the book may well be a continuation of the exercise book genre, being training in accounting practice.

1 v. (66 p.) ; 36 cm.

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SNAC Resource ID: 6854947

Winterthur Library

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Wilson, John I.B.

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Bush, Samuel.

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Samuel Bush appears to have been a resident of Wilmington, DE and may have been a son or nephew of the Samuel Bush who started the venerable transportation company (later known as George W. Bush & Sons) in that city in 1774. From the description of Cyphering book, 1795-1823 (bulk 1795-1798) (Winterthur Library). WorldCat record id: 147439885 ...