Excerpt from A Method of Instruction in Latin, Being a Companion and Guide in the Study of Latin Grammar: With Elementary Instruction in Reading at Sight, Exercises in Translation and Writing, Notes, and Vocabulary

The requisites for admission to Harvard College now include the use and the rudi ments of the theory of Logarithme and the examples requiring the use of log arithms at the examination will be adapted to a four-place table. The above-named Works are suitable to prepare students for this examination.

This book, with the tables by the same author, contains all that is ordinarily taught in schools and colleges on the subject of logarithms, except what is contained in treatises on the Calculus, and all that is required for admission to Harvard College.

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