1297 - °REYNAUD, A. A. L. Treatise on Algebra for Students Intending to Enter the École Royale Polytechnique and Students of the École Spéciale Militaire, 5th edition, Paris 1821. In-8°, full sheepskin (some wear), smooth gilt spine, pp. xvi + 336 with one fold-out plate.

°REYNAUD, A. A. L. Treatise on Algebra for Students Intending to Enter the École Royale Polytechnique and Students of the École Spéciale Militaire, 5th edition, Paris 1821. In-8°, full sheepskin (some wear), smooth gilt spine, pp. xvi + 336 with one fold-out plate. With REYNAUD, A. A. L. Treatise on Arithmetic for Students Intending to Enter the École Polytechnique, the Navy, the École Militaire de Saint-Cyr, and the École Forestière, 15th edition, Paris & Brussels 1829. With REYNAUD, A. A. L. Notes on Geometry, Elements of Descriptive Geometry, and Problems from *Cours de mathématiques à l'usage de la marine et l'artillerie* by Bézout, Part 2, 3rd edition, Paris 1825. With REYNAUD, A. A. L. “Instruction Outlining the Limits of Errors That May Result from the Use of Logarithms of Numbers and Trigonometric Lines,” Introduction to the Tables of Logarithms by Jérôme de Lalande, extended to seven decimal places by F. C. M. Marie, New edition expanded with Formulas for the Resolution of Triangles by M. Bailleul, Paris 1854. Red half-maroquin with marbled covers, smooth gilt spine. Pp. xlii + 204 + 32 + [ii]. Set of 4 vols. Baron Reynaud: Antoine André Louis Reynaud (1771–1844), after beginning his career as a playwright, turned to mathematics. Admitted to the École Polytechnique, he graduated at the top of his class and turned to teaching. As an examiner for several prestigious schools in 1823, he was granted the title of Baron. “The works of this scholar, commendable for their order and clarity, have long been regarded as classics in the curriculum of government schools.” (N. B. G. xlii 78). ____________________________________