(1779). A dissertation on the summation of infinite converging series with algebraic divisors; exhibiting a method not only intirely new, but much more general than any other which has hitherto appeared on the subject. / Translated from the Latin of A. M. Lorgna, with illustrative notes and observations. To which is added, an appendix; containing all the most elegant and useful formulae which have been investigated for the summing of the different orders of series; with various examples to each, by H. Clarke.

A Dissertation on the Summation of Infinite Converging Series with Algebraic Divisors; Exhibiting a Method Not Only Intirely New, but Much More General than Any Other Which Has Hitherto Appeared on the Subject. / Translated from the Latin of A. M. Lorgna, with Illustrative Notes and Observations. To Which Is Added, an Appendix; Containing All the Most Elegant and Useful Formulae Which Have Been Investigated for the Summing of the Different Orders of Series; with Various Examples to Each, by H. Clarke. 1779.

A Dissertation on the Summation of Infinite Converging Series with Algebraic Divisors; Exhibiting a Method Not Only Intirely New, but Much More General than Any Other Which Has Hitherto Appeared on the Subject. / Translated from the Latin of A. M. Lorgna, with Illustrative Notes and Observations. To Which Is Added, an Appendix; Containing All the Most Elegant and Useful Formulae Which Have Been Investigated for the Summing of the Different Orders of Series; with Various Examples to Each, by H. Clarke. 1779.