An Account of the Late Transit of Venus, Observed at Hawkhill, Near Edinburgh. In a Letter to the Astronomer Royal, From James Lind, M. D. At Edinburgh. To Which Are Added Some Remarks by the Astronomer Royal; And Further Particulars Relative to the Observations Communicated in Other Letters

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London
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