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Radcliffe Tracts 47 (19)Wright, Thomas (of Durham)
The Longitude Discover'd without the Use of Graduated Instruments, by a new Theory of the Stars. Independent of Parallax of Refraction, by the help, only, of a good Movement or Watch, that will keep True Time to less than a minute in twenty-four Hours
Durham: Printed by G. Sowler, in New-Elvet, for the Author, 1773.
[1934-41]
1773
Radcliffe Tracts 66 (7)Wright, Thomas (of Durham)
A Calculation of the Eclipse of the Sun, July the 14th, 1748, In the Morning. With its Geometrical Construction for London, Madrid, and the Middle of Iceland. Together with a Representation of the Passage of the Penumbra over Scotland, and a Description of the General Transit over Europe, etc. Extracted from Mr. Wright's Doctrine of Eclipses, at the end of his Use of the Globes; and Corrected by Himself
London: Printed for M. Senex, in Fleet-Street, 1747.
[1934-41]
1747