Does any one have a syllabus for how math was taught in UK in the 1800s?
For example, a curriculum from the time that made use of the following book (as an example), Toddhunters Treatise on Differential Calculus:
https://archive.org/details/treatiseondiffer00todhuoft
I recall seeing a detailed answer where a precalculus syllabus of books (totalling like 3,000 pages) was posted, but I cannot find it.
Wondering if someone could outline a way to go about this?
I am interested in exploring the old way of learning math as a matter of personal interest.
Thanks!