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The first book covered 1886 - 1900 and the second book covered 1901 - 1908

Warfield shows how many miracles were exposed as falsehoods

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Fermat's Last Theorem: an alternative perspective using classical geometry Mercedes Orœs Lacort:Paperback training methods and timing chartsThe relevance of this theorem in the history of mathematics is truly remarkable. A comment was first written by Pierre de Fermat in the margin of the original version of his copy of the Arithmetica of Diophantus. He literally said that the margin was too narrow to show his proof. Still, Fermat's original proof, if existing, has remained a mystery over the years. Using advanced mathematics, a truly remarkable proof of the theorem could be put forward