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College of William and Mary

Arithmetic Notebook, I

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Arithmetic book, circa 1780-1820, of an unidentified person.

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Arithmetic Notebook, I 1.00 Linear Feet

Arithmetic book, circa 1780-1820, of an unidentified person.

College of William and Mary

John Sublet Arithmetic Book, 1766, 1816

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Arithmetic book, 1766, of John Sublet, Cumberland County, Virginia, and Warren County, Ohio. The book includes later notations, including a problem based on the distance from Cumberland Court House, Virginia to Williamsburg, Virginiaa., page 51. Records the death of John Sublet, 19 December 1815, on page 78. Verse giving John Sublet's place of residence is on page 42. Cover is partially made of burlap.

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John Sublet Arithmetic Book, 1766, 1816 0.10 Linear Feet

Arithmetic book, 1766, of John Sublet, Cumberland County, Virginia, and Warren County, Ohio. The book includes later notations, including a problem based on the distance from Cumberland Court House, Virginia to Williamsburg, Virginiaa., page 51. Records the death of John Sublet, 19 December 1815, on page 78. Verse giving John Sublet's place of residence is on page 42. Cover is partially made of burlap.

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