The Method of computing the observation of an eclipse of the sun
or of an occultation of a star, with a view of correcting terrestrial longitudes : followed by a numerical application of the method, to the late eclipse of the sun, observed in St, Mary's College, Baltimore, on the 30th of November 1834, and to the occultation of Capricorni [sic], observed in the same college, on the 14th of September, 1834.
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- Language: English
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Traditions: Occultism and esotericism
Subjects: Occultations, Solar eclipses, Longitude
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or of an occultation of a star, with a view of correcting terrestrial longitudes : followed by a numerical application of the method, to the late eclipse of the sun, observed in St, Mary's College, Baltimore, on the 30th of November 1834, and to the occultation of Capricorni [sic], observed in the same college, on the 14th of September, 1834. Open Library record | 1835 | Printed by Jos. Robinson | English | — | No ebook |
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