First published in 1855, this textbook provides a rigorous introduction to the principles of plane and solid geometry. The emphasis is on proofs and theorems, with a minimum of reference to real-world applications. The book is designed to be used by students in the mathematical course of Joseph Ray, a prominent educator of the time.
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