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Fasciculus astronomicus, containing observations of the northern circumpolar region; : together with some account of the instrument with which they were made: and a new set of tables, by which they were reduced to the mean position for the beginning of January 1800. To which are added, a few other papers and precepts, which it was imagined might be acceptable to the practical astronomer

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1800..
Call number: 487000:0906
Creator: Wollaston, Francis (1731-1815)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: 29 cm
Associated people: Hansard, Luke, (1752-1828,); Wilkie, George, (active 1780-1823,); Hale, George Ellery, (1868-1938,)
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