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(2010)
The Public and Private Lives of “First Dogs”: Warren G. Harding's Laddie Boy and Franklin D. Roosevelt's Fala.
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(1996)
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Energy and entropy: Science and culture in Victorian Britain. Essays from Victorian Studies.
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(1989)
British synthetic vs. French analytic styles of algebra in the early American Republic.
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History in mathematics education. Proceedings of a workshop held at the University of Toronto, Canada, July-August 1983.
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Pycior, Helena M.
(1987)
Mathematics and philosophy: Wallis, Hobbes, Barrow, and Berkeley.
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(1987)
Marie Curie's “anti-natural path”: Time only for science and family.
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Pycior, Helena M.
(1984)
Internalism, externalism, and beyond: Nineteenth-century British algebra.
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Pycior, Helena M.
(1984)
At the intersection of mathematics and humor: Lewis Carroll's Alices and symbolical algebra.
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Pycior, Helena M.
(1983)
Augustus de Morgan's algebraic work: The three stages.
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Pycior, Helena M.
(1982)
Early criticism of the symbolic approach to algebra.
Historia Mathematica
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Pycior, Helena M.
(1982)
Historical roots of confusion among beginning algebra students: A newly discovered manuscript.
Mathematics Magazine
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Pycior, Helena M.
(1981)
George Peacock and the British origins of symbolical algebra.
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(1979)
Benjamin Peirce's Linear associative algebra.
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