LXVIII. Quadrature of the circle; and proportion of the diameter to the circumference; containing some observations on its perimeter and area, tending to demonstrate the utter impossibility of ever obtaining a perfect solution of these delusive problems: together with the true and only cause of the constant failure of all attempts to effect it. To which is added, a simple

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LXVIII. <i>Quadrature of the circle; and proportion of the diameter to the circumference; containing some observations on its</i> perimeter <i>and</i> area, <i>tending to demonstrate the utter impossibility of ever obtaining a perfect solution of these delusive problems: together with the true and</i> <scp>only</scp> <i>cause of the constant failure of all attempts to effect it. To which is added, a simple