An astronomical diary, or almanac, for the year of Christian aera

1793:... Calculated for the meridian of Portsmouth, New-Hampshire, lat. 43 deg. 5 min. north. But will serve for any of the New-England states ... By Daniel Sewall. [Nine lines of verse]. by Daniel Sewall

Publisher: Printed and sold (wholesale and retail, cheap) by John Melcher, at his office, corner of Market-Street: sold also by most of the shop-keepers in town and country in Portsmouth: New-Hampshire

Written in English

Published: 1792 Pages: 24 Downloads: 212

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The Physical Object
Other titles	Astronomical diary, or almanack, for the year of Christian aera
Format	Microform
Pagination	[24]p.
Number of Pages	24
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Open Library	OL22302167M

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