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Title	Philosophy and Fun of Algebra
Author	Mary Everest Boole
Year	1909
Source	_empty_
Progress	Done—All pages of the work proper are validated
Transclusion	Fully transcluded
Validated in	July 2015

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CONTENTS

CHAP.		PAGE
1.	FROM ARITHMETIC TO ALGEBRA	9
2.	THE MAKING OF ALGEBRAS	15
3.	SIMULTANEOUS PROBLEMS	19
4.	PARTIAL SOLUTIONS AND THE PROVISIONAL ELIMINATION OF ELEMENTS OF COMPLEXITY	23
5.	MATHEMATICAL CERTAINTY AND REDUCTIO AD ABSURDUM	26
6.	THE FIRST HEBREW ALGEBRA	29
7.	HOW TO CHOOSE OUR HYPOTHESES	37
8.	THE LIMITS OF THE TEACHER'S FUNCTION	46
9.	THE USE OF SEWING CARDS	51
10.	THE STORY OF A WORKING HYPOTHESIS	55
11.	MACBETH'S MISTAKE	61
12.	JACOB'S LADDER	67
13.	THE GREAT X OF THE WORLD	69
14.	GO OUT OF MY CLASS-ROOM	73
15.	√-1	77
16.	INFINITY	80
17.	FROM BONDAGE TO FREEDOM	84
	APPENDIX	89