Sherwin's mathematical tables contriv'd after a most comprehensive method: containing, Dr. Wallis's account of logarithms, Dr. Halley's and Mr. Sharp's ways of constructing them; with Dr. Newton's contraction of Brigg's logarithms, viz. A Table of Logarithms of the Numbers from 1 to 101000, with the means to find readily the Logarithm of any Number, and the Number of any Logarithm, to seven places of Figures: and Tables of natural and logarithmic Sines, Tangents, Secants, and Versed-Sines, to every minute of the Quadrant: with the explication and use prefix'd. The third edition. Carefully revised and corrected, by William Gardiner