Johnson, Humphrey (fl. 1710–1713), writing-master and mathematician, is known to have been apprenticed to the celebrated writing-master George Shelley but nothing else is recorded regarding his early life or training. At the time of the first edition of his New Treatise of Practical Arithmetic...
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