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ARGUMENT OF DRAMA.
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Scene V.
Treatment of Parallels by revolving lines.
Henrici.
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Treatment of Line
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„ Angle
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„ Parallels
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Attempted proof of Playfair's Axiom discussed
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„ „ „ rejected
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General survey of book:—
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Enormous amount of new matter
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Two 'non-sequiturs'
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An absurdity proved à la Henrici
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Motion 'per saltum' denied
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A strange hypothesis
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A new kind of 'open question'
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Another 'non-sequitur'
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An awkward corner
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Theorems on Symmetry
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Summary of faults
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Euclid I, 18, 19, contrasted with Henrici
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A final tit-bit
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Manual rejected
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Scene VI.
Treatment of Parallels by direction.
§ 1. Wilson.
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Introductory
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Treatment of Line
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„ Angle
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