A Treatise On Special Or Elementary Geometry: Including an Elementary, and Also, in Part Iii, a Higher Course, in Plane, Solid, and Spherical Geometry (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781146646147)

"A Treatise On Special Or Elementary Geometry" is a comprehensive exploration of geometry, encompassing plane, solid, and spherical geometry, alongside plane and spherical trigonometry. Originally published in 1879, this book is structured in three parts to cater to both elementary and advanced learners. Part I provides a foundational course in plane geometry. Part II extends into solid and spherical geometry. Part III offers a higher course in plane, solid, and spherical geometry, supplementing this with essential trigonometric principles and necessary mathematical tables. This historical text serves as an invaluable resource for students and educators seeking a deep understanding of geometric principles and their applications in trigonometry. Its detailed explanations and systematic approach make it a classic reference for anyone studying mathematics.

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