Publisher's Synopsis
"A New and Complete Set of Traverse Tables" by John Theophilus Boileau, originally published in 1876, offers a comprehensive collection of mathematical tables essential for surveying, navigation, and engineering applications. This meticulously compiled resource provides accurate and readily accessible data crucial for calculating distances, angles, and coordinates in various terrains.
Boileau's work stands as a testament to the precision and rigor of 19th-century scientific practices. It remains a valuable reference for historians, researchers, and practitioners interested in the evolution of surveying techniques and the mathematical foundations underpinning them. This edition preserves the original content, ensuring that the legacy of Boileauâ(TM)s contribution to the field continues to be accessible to a modern audience.
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