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Excerpt from Logarithmic and Trigonometric Tables
The present edition of this book contains all of the tables in the previous editions. All have been reset in a new and very readable type.
Great care has been exercised to preserve and to increase the great degree Of reliability that existed in the previous edition. For careful reading Of the proofs, either in the first proofs made from type or in the proofs made from cast plates, I am indebted to my daughter Elisabeth and her husband, Mr. Richard L. Miller, to several Of my own students, and to the following friends in other institutions, sometimes with the aid Of their students: Professor C. H. Currier, Brown University; Pro f essor H. T. Davis, University Of Indiana; Professor H. B. Dwight, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Professor W. B. Ford, Uni versity Of Michigan; Professor A. M. Harding, University Of Arkansas; Professor C. G. J aeger, Pomona College; Professor L. S. Johnston, Uni versity of Detroit; Professors A. J. Kempner and C. A. Hutchinson, University of Colorado; Professor G. W. Mullins, Barnard College (columbia University); Professor L. M. Passano, Massachusetts Insti tute Of Technology; Professors H. L. Rietz, Roscoe Woods, and J. F. Reilly, University Of Iowa; Professor E. E. Watson, Iowa State Teachers College at Cedar Falls; Dr. E. W. Wilson, Cambridge, Mass.; and Pro fessor Kathryn Wyant, Athens College, Athens, Alabama. Each Of these persons or groups has read the complete proof. With deep feeling, I may record also that the late Professor Louis Ingold of the University Of Missouri read the proofs up to page 54, and had sent me the last of these pages within a week Of his sudden death on January 25, 1935.
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