Works
- Plane and Solid Geometry (1895), with Wooster Woodruff Beman
- History of Modern Mathematics (1896; as a separate work, 1910) Cornell Historical Math Monographs
- The Teaching of Elementary Mathematics (1900) Cornell Historical Math Monographs
- Intermediate Arithmetic (1905)
- The Teaching of Arithmetic (1909; revised edition, 1913)
- The Teaching of Geometry (1912)
- Rara Arithmetica (1908)
- The Hindu-Arabic Numerals (1911), with Louis Charles Karpinski
- A Bibliography on the Teaching of Mathematics (1912), with Charles Goldziher
- A History of Japanese Mathematics (1914), with Yoshio Mikami
- Number Stories of Long Ago (1919)
- Mathematics In series Our Debt to Greece and Rome. (1923) Michigan Historical Math Collection
- History of Mathematics: 2 Volumes (1923/5). Reprinted Dover, 1958.
- A History of Mathematics in America before 1900 (1934), with Jekuthiel Ginsburg
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