Benjamin Peirce

Books by Benjamin Peirce

Total count: 36

• 
  A history of Harvard Universityfrom its foundation, in the year 1636, to the period of the American Revolution.

  Brown1833-01-01
• An elementary treatise on plane trigonometrywith its applications to heights and distances, navigation, and surveying

  James Munroe & co.1835-01-01
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  An elementary treatise on soundbeing the second volume of a course of natural philosophy, designed for the use of high schools and colleges.

  J. Munroe and co.1836-01-01
• First part of an elementary treatise on spherical trigonometry

  1836-01-01
• An elementary treatise on plane and solid geometry

  J. Munroe1837-01-01
• 
  An elementary treatise on algebrato which are added exponential equations and logarithms.

  J. Munroe and company1837-01-01
• An elementary treatise on plane & spherical trigonometrywith their applications to navigation, surveying, heights & distances, and spherical astronomy, and particularly adapted to explaining the construction of Bowditch's navigator, and the nautical almanac.

  J. Munroe and company1840-01-01
• An elementary treatise on curves, functions, and forces

  J. Munroe and Co.1841-01-01
• Elementary treatise on algebra6th ed.

  Munroe & Co.1846-01-01
• 
  The latitude of the Cambridge Observatory, in Massachusettsdetermined, from transits of stars over the prime vertical observed during the months of December, 1844, and January, 1845, by William C. Bond, Major James D. Graham, and George P. Bond

  s.n.1846-01-01
• The orbit of Neptune computed by Sears C. Walkerand Formulae in the theory of Neptune

  1847-01-01
• Elementary treatise on plane and solid geometry

  J. Munroe & Co., etc., etc.1847-01-01
• On the new planet Neptune

  publisher not identified1847-01-01
• The orbit of Neptune, computed by Sears C. Walker and formulae in the theory of Neptune

  1847-01-01
• The American almanac and repository of useful knowledge, for the year 1849

  Charles C. Little and James Brown. Cambridge: Metcalf and Company, printers to the University1848-01-01
• The Chapter on Eclipses, extracted from Peirce's spherical astronomy, for the use of the Nautical Almanac

  Metcalf1852-01-01
• An elementary treatise on curves, functions, and forcesNew ed.

  James Munroe and Company1852-01-01
• Address of Professor Benjamin Peirce, President of the American Association for the year 1853, on retiring from the duties of president

  Printed by order of the Association1853-01-01
• 
  Address of professor Benjamin Peirce, President of the American Association for the year 1853, on retiring from the duties of President

  [s.n.]1853-01-01
• Tables of the moonconstructed from Plana's theory, with Airy's and Longstreth's corrections, Hansen's two inequalities of long period arising from the action of Venus, and Hansen's values of the secular variations of the mean motion and of the motion of the perigee. Arranged in a form designed by Professor Benjamin Pierce, consulting astronomer, for the use of the Nautical almanac. Under the superintendence of Charles Henry Davis, lieut. United States navy; and published under the authority of the Hon. John P. Kennedy, secretary of the navy

  Printed for the use of the Nautical almanac1853-01-01
and 16 more