A Manual of Logarithmic Computation, With Numerous Examples

From the Preface. The objects of this Manual are- First, to furnish to students full explanations of all the difficulties usually met with in the practice of computation by logarithms; Secondly, to set before them compact and orderly forms of arrangement of the computations; and, Thirdly, to provide instructors with an abundant collection of examples, progressively arranged, and covering all the points in regard to which mistakes are commonly made. The Manual is the result of many years' ex...