David B. Tower

Books by David B. Tower

Total count: 50

• The gradual readerFirst step, or Exercises in articulation designed to develop and strengthen the organs of speech ...4th ed.

  C. Stimpson1841-01-01
• The gradual reader, first step, or, Exercises in articulationdesigned to develope [sic] and strengthen the organs of speech, and to facilitate the correct utterance of the elementary sounds and their combinations : published without the reading lessons, at the request of teachers : for the use of pupils in the higher classes

  Charles Stimpson, Jr.1841-01-01
• The gradual readerfirst step, or exercises in articulation : designed to develop and strengthen the organs of speech ... with simple reading lessons : for pupils in the younger classes2nd ed.

  C. Stimpson1841-01-01
• The gradual reader, first step, or, Exercises in articulationdesigned to develop and strengthen the organs of speech, and to facilitate the correct utterance of the elementary sounds and their combinations : published without the reading lessons, at the request of teachers : for the use of pupils in the higher classes

  Charles Stimpson1842-01-01
• A complete key to Tower's Intellectual algebrafor common schools : containing explanations and solutions to all the questions in that work : for the convenience of teachers, and for their use onlyStereotype ed.

  Paine and Burgess1845-01-01
• Intellectual algebra

  Saxton & Kelt1845-01-01
• The gradual speller and complete enunciatorshowing the orthography and orthoëpy of all words in common use, and in the forms in which they usually occur ...16th ed.

  Daniel Burgess & Co.1845-01-01
• Intellectual algebra, or, Oral exercises in algebrafor common schools : in which all the operations are limited to such small numbers as not to embarrass the reasoning powers, but, on the inductive plan, to lead the pupil understandingly, step by step, to higher mental efforts ... designed to be introductory to higher treatises on algebra

  Saxton and Kelt1845-01-01
• Gradual primer, or, Primary school enunciator, part IThe Child's first step, taken in the right place

  Paine & Burgess1846-01-01
• Gradual lessons in grammar, or, Guide to the construction of the English language, by the analysis and composition of sentences

  W.J. Reynolds1847-01-01
• Introduction to the gradual reader, or, Primary school enunciator, part IIthe child's second step, taken at the right time3rd ed.

  Cady and Burgess1847-01-01
• The practical readerthe fourth book of Tower's series for common schools : developing principles of elocution, practically illustrated by elementary exercises ... : designed to follow The "Gradual reader"

  Cady and Burgess1847-01-01
• Intellectual algebra, or, Oral exercises in algebrafor common schools in which all the operations are limited to such small numbers as not to embarrass the reasoning powers, but, on the inductive plan, to lead the pupil understandingly step by step to higher mental efforts ...6th ed.

  Cady & Burgess1848-01-01
• North American first class readerthe fifth book of Tower's series for common schools : in which the higher principles of elocution are explained and illustrated by appropriate exercises : designed to follow the "Practical reader"

  Cady and Burgess1848-01-01
• North American first class readerthe sixth book of Tower's series for common schools13th ed.

  Sanborn, Carter, Bazin & co.1848-01-01
• Gradual lessons in grammar; or Guide to the construction of the English language, by the analysis and composition of sentences

  Cady & Burgess, etc., etc.1848-01-01
• Gradual lessons in oral and written arithmeticpart I, thought combined with practice : take the first step right

  Tappan, Wittemore & Mason1850-01-01
• North American second class readerthe fourth book of Tower's series for common schools : developing principles of elocution, practically illustrated by elementary exercises : with reading lessons ... designed to follow the "Gradual reader"2nd ed.

  Cady and Burgess1850-01-01
• North American second class readerthe fourth book of Tower's series for common schools ...7th ed.

  Cady & Burgess1851-01-01
• Intellectual algebra; or, Oral exercises in algebrafor common schools, in which all the operations are limited to such small numbers as not to embarras the reasoning powers, but, on the inductive plan to lead the pupil understandingly, step by step, to higher mental efforts; adapted to prepare the pupil for the study of written arithmetic, and designed to be introductory to higher treatises on algebra7th ed.

  Cady and Burgess1851-01-01
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