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Bermuda National Library provides access to digital library resources including OverDrive, Kanopy, Freading, Mango Languages, Project Gutenberg and UniversalClass, operates an outreach delivery service for senior rest homes and private homes, serves as Bermuda’s official ISBN registering agency with no charge for the service, publishes the Bermuda National Bibliography, and maintains adult and youth service locations in Hamilton with local studies and genealogy resources.
Calculus Made Easy is an HTML edition of Silvanus P. Thompson's book on calculus, originally published in 1910. The site offers a table of contents covering differentiation and integration topics, and notes the text is based on the Project Gutenberg PDF version converted to HTML by hand.
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