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 1    Text,  II     |      declaim on the usefulness of Mathematics in the several Branches,
 2    Text,  II     |         is useful and true in the Mathematics: But that which is not so,
 3    Text,  II     | Principles or false Reasonings in Mathematics, than in any other Part
 4    Text,  IV     |      publish any Thing, either in Mathematics, or in any other Part of
 5    Text,  IX     |           usefulness of practical Mathematics? that should move you to
 6    Text,  IX     |           the modern Analysis, to Mathematics in general, or what is said
 7    Text,  XIV    |          such methods admitted in Mathematics, which are not demonstrative.
 8    Text,  XVIII  |        any subsequent progress in Mathematics. What any man evidently
 9    Text,  XIX    |           I never had a master in Mathematics, so I fairly followed the
10    Text,  XXII   |           method of declaiming in Mathematics. Whether they are more obliged
11    Text,  XXXVIII|           truth of many points in Mathematics and Mechanical Philosophy,
12    Text,  XL     |       practical Geometry or mixed Mathematics. But he rejects them in
13    Text,  L      | reasonings, and remedy defects in Mathematics, ought to be ill received
14    Text,  L      |            one might not hope the Mathematics, at least, would be excepted?
15    Text,  L      |          the chief end, in making Mathematics so considerable a part of
16     App,  IV     |          uncommon way of treating Mathematics and Mathematicians (P. 5),