Amazing Calculus Book for Beginners from the Great Depression

The preface of this book is dated December 1929. The stock market crashed on October 24th and 29th of 1929. This is considered the start of the Great Depression in the United States and this calculus book was used to teach calculus during that era. This book is amazing for beginners because it has clear explanations and answers to almost all of the problems. It is also great for people who already know calculus because in some cases the explanations are different from what you would find in modern books. It also has some unique topics that you don't see in newer books. The book is called "The Calculus" and it was written by Dalaker and Hartig.

Here are a few copies I found(editions vary).
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[traveel]

I read the title as, “Learn Calculus With Depression”

[damnyutoobe]

As someone else mentioned, these old books seem so focused and concise. No CD, website, calculator hints.

[theSpectacularScienceMan]

Loving the videos about old books. Please keep making them. Seeing old books is kind of inspirational.

[dijonstreak]

i absolutely LOVE smelling OLD books are the best to smell. AWESOME. !! 5 Star job buddy..thank you SO much. !! x the way i found one at amazon and ALREADY ORDERED ONE !!

[Thomonpiano]

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[azimuth]

This looks like another one I would like to read someday. I am about halfway through another old calculus book you reviewed: "Calculus Made Easy"; it's helping me quickly pick up Calculus again after having not studied it in 10+ years. The older books definitely have some interesting content.

[satishgupta]

Sir again coming with like this old book 😅📚 review.i like old style writing books.love from Nepal 🇳🇵

[dunnyclot]

The best book for learning calculus is the one you have! (Except for where your course requires something different)

[orangesite]

People:
Read the book
Math sorcerer:
Smells the book

[gamerbhair-q]

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[noam]

I found a lovely book in pdf called Calculus by Agnew, (c) 1962. I'm enjoying the style.

[quantumbubbles]

I found a funny in a weird way card in a second hand mathematics book. I had ordered a second hand copy of 'Introduction to Combinatorics' by Alan Slomson, to compliment my copy of Peter Cameron's book Combinatorics: Topics, Techniques and Algorithms. Inside Slomson's book was an old receipt. The name on the receipt: Peter Cameron.

One of them was also one of my university lecturers. Small world.

[aikidograndmaster]

A very good book that has Calculus 1, 2, and 3 is "Integral Calculus" by Shanti Narayan, it is about the same size as this book.

[MrNiceguyjin]

I love these book reviews. And I hate them at the same time, because I keep buying them. *shakes fist* Thank you! LOL

[dillont]

Love these daily videos. I sent you a question via your website a few days ago... wondering if you got it. :)

[larry_the]

Interesting spelling of coordinates as "coördinates" at 8:21. Wonder if that is how it used to be spelled.

[sufsanin]

Hey math sorcerer (sorry I don't know your name)what kind of Mathematical background do I need to read 'Book of Proof' by Richard Hammock assuming I skip the calculus chapter?

[eulersfollower]

What's your opinion of Intro to Calculus and Analysis by Courant ?

[dro]

Math Sorcerer: Oh... That book smells nice...
Michael Penn: And that's a good place to stop.

[noam]

This book was published in 1935. It should be in the public domain, at 87 years later, but only available for digital loan. For me this is a travesty.