1805, 207pp, 7th ed., lib. markings include sticker w. number to spine & sticker w/ number to fep, no other lib. markings present, corners bumped & worn through, scratches to leather of front ocver, shelfwear to cover, cracking starting at spine where it meets covers, owner's names to fep, title page, next couple pgs, & rear eps, front free ep & all pgs before title page missing, some pgs w/ turner corners, some foxing throughout, no dj, other than noted above text is unmarked.

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Titre: AN INTRODUCTION TO ALGEBRA; with Notes and Observations
�diteur: J. Johnson, London
Date de parution: 1805
Reliure: Full-Leather
�tat de l'article: Good
�tat de la jaquette: No Jacket
Type de livre: Ex-Library

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