"The Handy Book of Arithmetic, by a Schoolmaster" offers a glimpse into 19th-century elementary mathematics education. Designed as a practical guide for young learners, this book presents fundamental arithmetic principles and exercises. Written by a schoolmaster, the text reflects the pedagogical approaches prevalent during its time, emphasizing rote learning and practical application. This historical textbook provides valuable insights into the methods used to teach arithmetic in past eras, offering a unique perspective on the evolution of mathematical education. A useful resource for educators, historians, and anyone interested in the history of mathematics teaching.

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