Mr. Hayter's Plan for a Maze
Charles Hayter, 16 Buckingham-street, Fitzroy-square
Genre: | Letter |
Relevant illustrations: | wdct. |
Subjects: | Mathematics, Light, Invention, Intellectual Property |
The plan for a maze is based on Hayter's 'diagram explanatory of the natural consequences of equilateral union of the three pristine colours'. He observes: 'As the figure is entirely new to geometry and perfectly adapted to the purpose for which I designed it, I trust I shall not be considered too vain in endeavouring to render my claim to the invention as public as possible, real novelty and utility combined being very rare' (233). |
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