About Daniel Cresswell
Lived 1776 – 1844 (aged 67–68). Daniel Cresswell was a British mathematician and anglician divine.
Major works
The Elements of Linear Perspective, Cambridge, 1811, a translation of Giuseppe Venturoli's Elements of Mechanics, Cambridge, 1822; 2nd edit., 1823
Sermons on Domestic Duties London 1829.
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Who was Daniel Cresswell?
British mathematician
When was Daniel Cresswell born?
Daniel Cresswell was born in 1776 in Wakefield.
When did Daniel Cresswell die?
Daniel Cresswell died in 1844 in Enfield.
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Daniel Cresswell was a mathematician and anglician divine.
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Daniel Cresswell was British.
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