The Principles of Algebra

The Principles of Algebra by William Frend, first published in 1815, is a foundational text that explores the core concepts and methods of algebra. Frend provides a clear and systematic approach to algebraic operations, from basic arithmetic to more complex equations. The book was intended to make algebra accessible to a broader audience, offering explanations suitable for students and self-learners. Frend’s work helped to popularize algebra in early 19th-century education, emphasizing logical reasoning and problem-solving techniques.