Originally published in 1885, this classic textbook offers a comprehensive introduction to the principles of algebra. Written by esteemed mathematician Simon Newcomb, the book covers everything from basic operations and equations to more advanced topics like quadratic equations and the nature of imaginary numbers. With clear explanations and numerous examples, Algebra for Schools and Colleges is an essential resource for students and educators alike.

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