An abridged diary of my mathematical and philosophical studies : with explanations of the difficulties that have occurred, and an account of the hints that have been suggested during my progress : together with such more extensive inquiries, in these subjects, as have gradually assumed the form of d

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An abridged diary of my mathematical and philosophical studies : with explanations of the difficulties that have occurred, and an account of the hints that have been suggested during my progress : together with such more extensive inquiries, in these subjects, as have gradually assumed the form of distinct essays. 1821-1825.

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Handwritten ink and pencil manuscript on unlined paper, dating from the period when Bonnycastle was still living in Woolwich, England, just prior to his relocation to the University of Virginia, where he was to become professor of natural philosophy and mathematics.

1 v. (258 p. in various foliations) : ill. ; 25 cm.

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