The Monthly Microscopical Journal: Transactions of the Royal Microscopical Society, and Record of Histological Research at Home and Abroad |
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Showing in Twelve Maps the position of the principal Star - Groups night after
night throughout the year . With Introduction , and a separate explanation of each
Map . True for every year . By RICHARD A . PROCTOR , B . A . , F . R . A . S .
Showing in Twelve Maps the position of the principal Star - Groups night after
night throughout the year . With Introduction , and a separate explanation of each
Map . True for every year . By RICHARD A . PROCTOR , B . A . , F . R . A . S .
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Showing in Twelve Maps the position of the principal Star - Groups night after
night throughout the year . With Introduction , and a separate explanation of each
Map . True for every year . By RICHARD A . PROCTOR , B . A . , F . R . A . S .
Showing in Twelve Maps the position of the principal Star - Groups night after
night throughout the year . With Introduction , and a separate explanation of each
Map . True for every year . By RICHARD A . PROCTOR , B . A . , F . R . A . S .
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A Plain and Easy Guide to the knowledge of the Constellations . Showing in
Twelve Maps the position of the principal Star - Groups night after night
throughout the year . With Introduction , and a separate explanation of each Map .
A Plain and Easy Guide to the knowledge of the Constellations . Showing in
Twelve Maps the position of the principal Star - Groups night after night
throughout the year . With Introduction , and a separate explanation of each Map .
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HALF - HOURS WITH THE STARS . A Plain and Easy Guide to the Knowledge of
the Constellations . Showing in Twelve Maps the position of the principal Star -
Groups night after night throughout the year . With Introduction , and a separate ...
HALF - HOURS WITH THE STARS . A Plain and Easy Guide to the Knowledge of
the Constellations . Showing in Twelve Maps the position of the principal Star -
Groups night after night throughout the year . With Introduction , and a separate ...
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HALF - HOURS WITH THE STARS . A Plain and Easy Guide to the Knowledge of
the Constellations . Showing in Twelve Maps the position of the principal Star -
Groups night after night throughout the year . With Introduction , and a separate ...
HALF - HOURS WITH THE STARS . A Plain and Easy Guide to the Knowledge of
the Constellations . Showing in Twelve Maps the position of the principal Star -
Groups night after night throughout the year . With Introduction , and a separate ...
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| Título | The Monthly Microscopical Journal: Transactions of the Royal Microscopical Society, and Record of Histological Research at Home and Abroad |
| Colaborador | Royal Microscopical Society (Great Britain) |
| Editor | Robert Hardwicke, 1871 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 2 Feb. 2008 |
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