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New Impression. The usefulness of Mathematical learning by Isaac Barrow, first Lucasian professor of mathematics at Cambridge and the master of Newton, is an outstanding treatise of the seventeenth century. This book defends mathematics as a serious and academic, but not unentertaining discipline as well as expounding Barrow's views on an extensive range of mathematical teaching from earliest times and in all fields.Originally published in 1734, facsimile reprint of that edition, with a frontispiece woodcut portrait of Barrow. xxxii, 440 pages, plus one page of figures and the index. Red cloth with gilt lettering and decoration, in black and yellow printed dustwrapper. Very good book in a very good edge worn dustwrapper.…

pp. xxxii, 440, (xvi) Index. Portrait frontispiece, 1 folding engraved plate. Contemporary calf, raised bands, newly rebacked with the old label relaid, a small attack of worming at the front lower inner corner affecting the inside of the board and the first 80 leaves though rapidly diminishing to a single small hole after five leaves, a small brown mark visible in the lower gutter from page 400 onwards. *SOTHERAN Bibliotheca-Chemico Mathematica v.I, #284. BARROW was professor of Greek and then of Mathematics at Trinity College, Cambridge. He was considered second only to Newton in his mathematical ability, the latter taking the chair after he had retired to concentrate on religious matters. His best work was in the area of differential calculus.…