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...FRS with plates. London. Treatise on Astronomy, in which the elements of the science are deduced, ma natural order, from the appearances of the heavens...explained by an application to the various phenomena; by Oliuthus Gregory. Cambridge. Philosophical Papers, being a collection of memoirs, dissertations,... | |
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...Treatife on Aflronomy, in which the Elements of the Science Ire deduced in a natural cider, dcmonftrated on mathematical Principles, and explained by an application to the various Phenomena. By Olinthuj Gregory, Urge volume, 8vo. withplircs, 15*. COMMEKCX. Obfervations on the Reports of the... | |
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XI- -A Treatise on Astronomy; in which the Elements of the Science are deduced in a natural Order, from the Appearances of the Heavens to an Observer on the Earth ; demonstrated on Mathematical Principles, and explained by an Application to the various... 
