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The Schoolmaster's Most Useful Companion, and Scholar's Best Instructor, in the Knowledge of Arithmetic. In Two Parts, ... To Which Is Added, an Appendix. ... The Second Edition, Corrected, Improved
A New and Easy Guide to the Use of the Globes
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