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Another Astronomical Observation, Viz. Of the Eclipse of the Moon, in the Morning, August the 29th 1681. St. N. In the Morning, Made at the Royal Observatory at Paris.

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December 10, 1681

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Another Astronomical Observation, Viz. Of the Eclipse of the Moon, in the Morning, August the 29th 1681. St. N. In the Morning, Made at the Royal Observatory at Paris.

Philosophical Collections of the Royal Society of London

doi 10.1098/rscl.1681.0022

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