It sounds like you might simply want to look at an advanced calculus book which starts from an axiomatic point of view. I like Fitzpatrick's "Advanced Calculus" which starts from the axioms for the real numbers, and Tao's "Analysis I" which starts from the Peano axioms for the natural numbers.
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But I don't know of any such book which assumes that the reader has never seen calculus. You could simply pair an advanced calculus book with a standard undergraduate calculus textbook, dipping into the latter as needed whenever the more advanced book moves into a new topic. You'll certainly find many more elementary exercises in a standard textbook, which might be useful. 2ff7e9595c
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