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Radcliffe Tracts 49 (11)Martin, Benjamin
Optical Essays
Containing, I. A practical Description of several Sorts of Single, Solar, and Compound Microscopes; with their Apparatus, and latest Improvements. II. The Nature of Vision in Insects demonstrated by Microscopic Observations. III. A Catalogue of all the principal Microscopic Objects. IV. The Use of the Reflecting Telescope as an universal Perspective for viewing every Sort of Object in the greatest Perfection. V. The Manner of computing the Magnifying Power in single and double Microscopes. VI. A new Method of applying a Micrometer to take the Dimensions of small Objects. VII. An Illustration of the Whole in a great Variety of Figures on a large Copper-Plate. London: Printed for, and sold by the Author, n.d.
[1934-41]
[n.d.]
E (Stack)Martin, Benjamin
Optical Essays
Containing, I. A practical Description of the several Sorts of Single, Solar, and Compound Microscopes; with their Apparatus and latest Improvements. II. The Nature of Vision in Insects demonstrated by Microscopic Observations. III. A Catalogue of all the principal Microscopic Objects. IV. The Use of the Reflecting Telescope as an universal Perspective for viewing every Sort of Object in the greatest Perfection. V. The Manner of computing the Magnifying Power in single and double Microscopes. VI. A New Method of applying the Micrometer to take the Dimensions of small Objects. VII. An Illustration of the Whole in a great Variety of Figures on large Copper-Plates. London: Printed for, and sold by the Author, n.d. Bound with Benjamin Martin, A Plain and Familiar Introduction to the Newtonian Experimental Philosophy (London, 1765). Royal Microscopical Society Collection (purchase)
[1978-47]
1765