Traité élémentaire d'algèbre, a l'usage des Frères des ècoles chrétiennes, published in 1852, is an algebra textbook designed for use in schools run by the Christian Brothers. This work provides a comprehensive introduction to algebraic principles and methods. The book reflects the educational practices and mathematical standards of the mid-19th century, offering insights into the curriculum and pedagogical approaches of Christian schools during that era. It would be a valuable resource for those interested in the history of mathematics education, particularly within a religious context. The book's detailed explanations and systematic approach make it a significant historical artifact, showcasing the development of algebra education and the role of religious institutions in shaping educational content.

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