New Method of Correcting Lunar Distances
New Method of Correcting Lunar Distances, and improved method of finding the error and rate of a chronometer by equal altitudes ... Reprinted from the appendices of the American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, etc
New Method of Correcting Lunar Distances, and Improved Method of Finding the Error and Rate of a Chronometer by Equal Altitudes
New Method of Correcting Lunar Distances
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New Method of Correcting Lunar Distances
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