A History of Elementary Mathematics: With Hints on Methods of Teaching Book

	Antiquity	1
	Number-Systems and Numerals	1
	Arithmetic and Algebra	19
	Egypt	19
	Greece	26
	Rome	37
	Geometry and Trigonometry	43
	Egypt and Babylonia	43
	Greece	46
	Rome	89
	Middle Ages	93
	Arithmetic and Algebra	93
	Hindus	93
	Arabs	103
	Europe during the Middle Ages	111
	Introduction of Roman Arithmetic	111
	Translation of Arabic Manuscripts	118
	The First Awakening	119
	Geometry and Trigonometry	122
	Hindus	122
	Arabs	125
	Europe during the Middle Ages	131
	Introduction of Roman Geometry	131
	Translation of Arabic Manuscripts	132
	The First Awakening	134
	Modern Times	139
	Arithmetic	139
	Its Development as a Science and Art	139
	English Weights and Measures	167
	Rise of the Commercial School in England	179
	Causes which Checked the Growth of Demonstrative Arithmetic in England	204
	Reforms in Arithmetical Teaching	211
	Arithmetic in the United States	215
	"Pleasant and Diverting Questions"	219
	Algebra	224
	The Renaissance	224
	The Last Three Centuries	234
	Geometry and Trigonometry	245
	Editions of Euclid. Early Researches	245
	The Beginning of Modern Synthetic Geometry	252
	Modern Elementary Geometry	256
	Modern Synthetic Geometry	257
	Modern Geometry of the Triangle and Circle	259
	Non-Euclidean Geometry	266
	Text-books on Elementary Geometry	275
	Recent Movements in Teaching	290
	The Perry Movement	291
	International Commission	297
	American Associations	301
	Attacks upon the Study of Mathematics as a Training of the Mind	304