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Some are disposed to treat all this as an idle invention, some that it related to America, whilst others strongly support the opinion that the island Atlantis at one time actually existed, and that, by some fatal catastrophe, it now forms the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean.-1635. The New A. 60 y.1643. Nova A. 60 %. -1801. Letters upon the A. of Plato. 63 r.-N. D.-Lettre sur l'A. de Platon. 63 x. ATLAS, a Collection of Maps.-1595. A. 664 2.1610. A. Minor. 665 a.- 1636. A.; or a Geographic Description of the World. 510 u.-1649. Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, sive A. Novus. 119 b.-1658. Novus A. 542 r. 1660. Harmonia Macrocosmica, sive A. Cœlestis Universalis et Novus. 208 f.-1675. A. Maritimus, or Sea A., describing most of the Sea Coast in the known part of the World. 843 s.-1680. The English A. 759 w.-1680. The English A. 715 s.-1682. A. Maritimus, or the Sea A.; being a Book of Maritime Charts. 810 %. -1693. A. 832 0.- 1702. A. Marianus. 837 b.-1706. A. of Two Hundred Maps. 1 a. 1708. A. Maritimus Novus, or New Sea A. Lond. fol.-1714. The English A. 658. 844 y.-1721. A New General A. Lond. 1727. Scottish A. 45 r. 1729. A. Cœlestis. 370 s.1742. A. Cœlestis. 313 d. - 1745. A. Russicus, Opera Academiæ Scientiorum Petropolitanæ Max. Petrop. fol.-1752. A Complete A., or distant View of the Known World. 140 u.-1754. A. Méthodique. 727 q.-1764. Le Petit A. Maritime. 97 m.-1773. General A., describing the whole Universe; belng a Complete and New Collection of the most approved Maps extant; corrected and augmented from the latest Discoveries. 574 m.-1774. A New A. 324 b.-1776. Hibernian A.; or a General Description of the Kingdom of Ireland. 835 v.-1786. The Commercial and Political A. 762 f.-1794. The Magnetic A. 225 b. -1796. Universal A. 574 n. 1797. An Historical A. of England. 31 f-1798. A. Minimus Universalis. 353 2d h.-1801. The Circular A. and Compendious System of Geography. 255 c.-1803. An Universal A., and Introduction to Modern Geography. 865 i. - 1804. A General and Classical A., accompanied with a concise Treatise on the Principles of Geography, and a few practical Remarks, &c. 737 p. The Young Lady's and Gentleman's A., &c. 5 p.1806. A.; or Geography of England and Wales. 622 u.-1808. signed for younger Students in Geography. 738 s. — 1809. dern A.; in parts. 1805. New Pocket An A.; deNew Mo 758 u.-1810. Geography Epitomized, or a Companion to the A. 169 a.-1811. The Juvenile A. 308 d.1813. A Royal School A. 423 0.1817. A New General A., constructed from the latest Authorities; exhibiting not only the Countries and Divisions, but also the Chains of Mountains, and other geographical features of all the known Countries in the World; comprehended in 53 Maps. 48 b.-1818. A Complete Universal A. 826 l. N. D.-A. Terrestris. 681 w. The British A. 147 t. English A., or a new Set of Maps of all the ATMOSPHERE.-1672. Of the varying Weight of the A. on some Bodies of Water. 148 d.-1676. Experimenta de A. 142 v. 1685. On the Changes of the Weather, from the Changes in the Weight of the A. 400 d. 1709. From the Pressure of the A. 704 r.-1709. Dissertatio Philosophica A. breviter delineatam exhibens. 373 g. 1735. Historical and Philosophical Account of the Barometer; wherein the reason and use of that Instrument, and the Theory of the A., and the Causes of its different Gravitation are assigned and explained. 833 1.1749. De Altitudine A. æstimanda, critica Disquisitio. 95 b.-1766. On Electrical A. 91 i.-1772. Observations on A. Electricity, in regard to Fogs, Mists, &c. 814 t.-1772. Recherches sur les Modifications de l'A. 619 2.-1774. Tentamen Inaugurale de A. Natura, et Effectibus quibusdam. 830 z.—1776. Extraordinary Electricity of the A. 205 a.-1778. A. 379 f.-1778. Disquisitio de Aëre et Modificationibus A. 457 l. -1781. A. Air. 468 h.-1782. The Doctrine of the A., Fire, Phlogiston, Water, &c. 333-1783. Essays on the Effects produced by various Processes on A. Air. 485 a.-1789. A Lecture on the A. of London; with four Plates. 896 b. 1791. A Summary View of the spontaneous Electricity of the Earth and A. 794 d.-1792. Observations on the A. of Venus and the Moon, their respective Densities, Perpendicular Heights, and the Twilight occasioned by them. 838 v.-1793. The A.Electrical Journal, kept during two years, as presented to, and published The |