The mathematical is, so to speak, a superficial science; it builds on a borrowed site, and the principles by aid of which it proceeds, are not its own...
Edinburgh Review, Volume 52, January 1836 (p. 221)
The mathematical is, so to speak, a superficial science; it builds on a borrowed site, and the principles by aid of which it proceeds, are not its own...
Edinburgh Review, Volume 52, January 1836 (p. 221)