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This book contains a set of axioms for differential geometry and develops their consequences up to a point where a more advanced book might reasonably begin.
Written in the wake of the advent of Relativity by an author who made important contributions to projective and differential geometry, and topology, this early Cambridge Tract in Mathematics and Theoretical Physics aimed to assist students of the time from the fields of differential geometry and mathematical physics.
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