Frederick Augustus Porter Barnard

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Birthdate

May 5, 1809

Birthplace

Sheffield, Massachusetts

Date of Death

April 27, 1889

Place of Death

New York City

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A school of library economy proposed in connection with the Columbia College libraries

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How to find the church festivals without tables

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Johnson's new universal cyclopædia

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Machinery and processes of the industrial arts, and apparatus of the exact sciences

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Johnson's universal cyclopaedia

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The world's stock of the precious metals

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Report on machinery and processes of the industrial arts and apparatus of the exact sciences

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Theory of magic squares and of magic cubes

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00000003750631990

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OL162726A0

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1220137270

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United States

Wikidata ID

Q5497299

Overview

Frederick Augustus Porter Barnard (5 May 1809 – 27 April 1889) was a mathematician and educator from the United States. Born in Sheffield, Massachusetts, Barnett studied at Yale University before ultimately establishing a career as a mathematician. He passed away in New York City on April 27, 1889.

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