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Excerpt from An Introduction to Algebra Upon the Inductive Method of Instruction
After this, various subjects are taken up and discussed. There is nothing peculiar. In the arrangement or in the manner of treating them. The author has uud his own language, and explained as seemed to him best, without reference to any other work. A large number of examples introduce and illustrate every principle, and as far as seemed practicable, the subjects are taught by example rather. Than by explanation.
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