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This version of Euclid is based upon Todhunter's 1867 edition. It includes all of Euclid Books 1 and 2; 162 problems with hints, diagrams and solutions; and an appendix of definitions, postulates, and axioms. A notation of geometric algebra is taught which removes the ambiguities of natural language descriptions. But the text's chief concern is the teaching of how to solve problems through geometric proofs. Author's Page (link ok'd by archive.org 7/23/19)
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R. Earle Harris · CC BY-NC-SA 4.0