Principles of geometry v.1
Bibliography; v. 1, p. [176]-182; v. 2., p. 235-[237] v. 1. Foundations. -- v. 2. Plane geometry, conics, circles, non-Euclidean geometry. -- v. 3. Solid geometry, quadrics, cubic curves in space, cubic surfaces. -- v. 4. Higher geometry; being illustrations of the utility of the consideration of higher space, especially of four and five dimensions. -- v. 5. Analytical principles of the theory of curves. -- v. 6. Introduction to the theory of algebraic surfaces and higher loci Includes bibliographical references and indexes
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