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I WAS very glad to read in NATURE of January 30 (p. 297) the letter of Mr. J. W. Marshall on elementary mathematics, because all his suggestions referring to elementary algebra have already been realised in my book, “Applied Algebra,” published in 1900 at St. Petersburg, in Russian.
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LERMANTOFF, W. Elementary Mathematics. Nature 65, 439–440 (1902). https://doi.org/10.1038/065439d0
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