Title: Another Magnum Opus by Leonhard Euler
Product review: Elements of Algebra by Leonhard Euler is in a class all its own. His masterful exposition of rudimentary and not-so-rudimentary algebra is extraordinarily clear and notably readable. The problems that Euler designed are both profoundly elegant and in-depth. A percentage of each of his problem sets is relatively straightforward while other problems require some attentive thought. If one is interested in becoming a proficient algebraist in the classical sense, then Euler's work will greatly facilitate this objective. If one simply desires to 'read' mathematics for the sheer pleasure of it, this book will fulfill that aim.By the way, the other reviewer's one-star rating has to do with a softcover and edited edition of this work.
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