A Common School Arithmetic (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from A Common School Arithmetic

The Vertebral Principle of the book is Ratio. This, the Newtonian conception of number, not only imparts a new dignity and importance to Proportion as making it sustain the same relation to Arithmetic that the Equa tion does to Algebra, but also integrates the several mem bral divisions of Arithmetic into the strictest unity. The book will therefore be found to be easy of thorough mastery the first desideratum in a text.

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