...others by Dr. Wallis himself, in this discourse, by the name of Dr. Pell's Algebra.' iqtitled, intitled. Observations on Mr. Raphson's Method of resolving Affected Equations of all Degrees by Approximation. The editor has also republished two tables, one computed by Mr, Dodson and published...

...public *, intitled In the same volume withrthis Appendix, is bound up a small , • " Observations " Observations on Mr. Raphson's method of resolving affected Equations of all degrees by Approximation."—In this tract, and in the Appendix, the Baron renews his old complaints against...

...Appendix, is bound up a small that has already appeared before the public *, intitled " Observations " Observations on Mr. Raphson's method of resolving affected Equations of all degrees by Approximation."—In this tract, and in the Appendix, the Darmi renews his old complaints against...

...« No. IV. Another Solution of Colonel Titus's Arithmetical Problem. By William Frcnd, MA ' No. V. Observations on Mr. Raphson's Method of Resolving Affected Equations of all Degrees by Approximation* By Francn Maseres, Esq. FRS REV. JAN. 1801. D! « No. VI. * No. VI. An Explication...

...equation, but with different signs, + and — prefixed to some of them: and Mr. Baron Maseres, when making Observations on Mr. Raphson's Method of resolving affected Equations of all Degrees by Approximation, and speaking very highly of, and recommending, his Analysis JEquationum Universalis...

...equation, but with different signs, -f and — prefixed to some of them: and Mr. Baron Maseres, when making Observations on Mr. Raphson's Method of resolving affected Equations of all Degrees by Approximation, and speaking very highly of, and recommending, his Analysis JEquationum Universalis...

...is bound up a small tract that has already appeared before the public *, intitled " Observations " Observations on Mr. Raphson's method of resolving affected Equations of all degrees by Approximation." — In this tract, and in the Appendix, the Baron renews his old complaints against...

...on p. xvi. o This volume also contains “An Appendix, by Francis Masemes,” is on pp. 211— 456; “Observations on Mr. Raphson's Method of Resolving affected Equations of all degrees by Approximation,” is on pp. 457—501; “An Explication of Simon Stevin's General Rule, to extract...