Cours De MathA(c)matique

Cours De Mathématique, intended for the cadets gentilshommes of the King of Poland, offers a glimpse into 18th-century mathematical education. Authored by Plaid and published in 1761, this text provides instruction tailored to young noblemen. The book reflects the era's pedagogical approaches to mathematics, offering a unique insight into the curriculum and teaching methods employed at the time. A valuable resource for understanding the history of mathematics education and its role in shaping the intellectual development of future leaders.

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