Edward Brooks Books

The Philosophy Of Arithmetic As Developed From The Three Fundamental Processes Of Synthesis, Analysis And Comparison, Containing Also A History Of Arithmetic
The Normal Mental Arithmetic: A Thorough And Complete Course By Analysis And Induction
The Story Of The Iliad, Or, The Siege Of Troy: For Boys And Girls
The Story Of The Iliad
A Correspondence Between Edward Brooks And John A. Lowell
The Philosophy Of Arithmetic As Developed From The Three Fundamental Processes Of Synthesis
The Normal Elementary Geometry: Embracing A Brief Treatise On Mensuration And Trigonometry
The Normal Rudiments Of Arithmetic, Oral And Written: Designed For Primary And Intermediate Classes In Public And Private Schools
The Normal Elementary Geometry: Embracing A Brief Treatise On Mensuration And Trigonometry
The Normal Rudiments Of Arithmetic, Oral And Written: Designed For Primary And Intermediate Classes In Public And Private Schools

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