ADVERTISEMENT. THE appearance of the following Solutions has been suggested by repeated inquiries made both of the Author and his Publishers, as to the existence of such a Work. The Questions in the first three Chapters have been worked out at full length; and the solutions are accompanied with such Observations as seemed necessary to clear up some little obscurities which the bare enunciation of a Rule could not be expected to reach. In the fourth Chapter, all the direct Applications of the rules have been omitted, and the Miscellaneous Questions alone considered. the fifth Chapter has been passed over altogether; of the sixth Chapter only such portions have been touched as were deemed likely to throw additional light on their subjects; and the remaining Chapters have been treated upon the same principle. In the Table of Contents, the numbers on the CAMBRIDGE, February, 1856. (1) Four thousand three hundred and twenty. (3) Nine hundred and three thousand, seven hundred and fifty-six. (4) Two million, seven hundred and fourteen thousand, three hundred and twenty-five. (5) Eight million, forty-seven thousand, three hundred and twenty-eight. (6) Twelve million, eight hundred and seventy thousand and forty-five. (7) Twenty million, eighty-four thousand, two hundred and sixteen. (8) Seventy-nine million, thirty thousand, two hundred and eighty-four. (9) Three hundred and twenty-one million, four hundred and eight thousand, six hundred and fifty-three. (10) Four hundred and eight million, seventy-six thousand and thirty-two. (11) Three hundred and fourteen million, one hundred and fifty-nine thousand, two hundred and sixty-five. (12) Five hundred and seventy-one million, two hundred and sixty-eight thousand, four hundred and five. Three thousand and three hundred million, one hundred and twenty-two thousand, three hundred and fifty-one. |