Henry Frederick Baker's Principles of Geometry is a masterful exposition of the fundamental concepts and theorems of geometry. Using clear, concise language and elegant diagrams, Baker guides readers through topics ranging from Euclidean geometry to non-Euclidean geometries. Whether you're a student of mathematics or simply interested in the beauty of geometry, this book is sure to fascinate and inspire.

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