Need some help.

What are some books that cover most of the topics learned in high
school. We're talking geometry, algebra, calculus and statistics.

I'm looking for pretty dense material that also does a good job of
describing the relationships between the different building blocks. It
should be well ordered as well.

Is there an "Encyclopedia of math" as well?

Thanks,
Logan

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