This collection of the first two volumes of the American Mathematical Monthly includes articles on a variety of mathematical topics including algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. The Monthly was founded in 1894 and continues to be published to this day by the Mathematical Association of America.
This classic journal offers a wide range of articles on mathematical topics, from pure theory to applications in science and engineering. The third and fourth volumes, collected here, cover a broad range of topics and offer a fascinating window into the world of collegiate mathematics in the early 20th century.
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