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The author shows that textbooks by well-known French authors such as S. F. Lacroix and A. M. Legendre, and by several others of lesser eminence, were used in translation in teaching mathematics at various levels in Spain. Some Spanish decrees and newspapers are used as sources of information in this interesting study. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0910.00014].
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