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The study of astronomy : adapted to the capacities of youth : in twelve familiar dialogues between a tutor and his pupil explaining the general phænomena of the heavenly bodies, the theory of tides, &c

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  • "Stedman's astrono"
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  • "Dialogues"@en
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  • "The study of astronomy, adapted to the capacities of youth. In twelve familiar dialogues, between a tutor and his pupil"@en
  • "The study of astronomy, adapted to the capacities of youth in twelve familiar dialogues, between a tutor and his pupil: explaining the general phænomena of the heavenly bodies, the theory of the tides, &c. ... By John Stedman"@en
  • "The study of astronomy, adapted to the capacities of youth in twelve familiar dialogues, between a tutor and his pupil: explaining the general phænomena of the heavenly bodies, the theory of the tides, &c. ... By John Stedman"
  • "The study of astronomy, adapted to the capacities of youth in twelve familiar dialogues, between a tutor and his pupil: explaining the general phænomena of the heavenly bodies, the theory of the tides, &c"@en
  • "The study of astronomy adapted to the capacities of youth: in twelve familiar dialogues, between a tutor and his pupil: explaining the general phænomena of the heavenly bodies, the theory of the tides, &c. illustrated with copper-plates. By John Stedman"@en
  • "The study of astronomy adapted to the capacities of youth: in twelve familiar dialogues, between a tutor and his pupil: explaining the general phænomena of the heavenly bodies, the theory of the tides, &c. illustrated with copper-plates. By John Stedman"
  • "The study of astronomy, adapted to the capacities of youth in twelve familiar dialogues, between a tutor and his pupil: explaining the general phnomena of the heavenly bodies, the theory of the tides, &c. ... By John Stedman"@en
  • "The study of astronomy : adapted to the capacities of youth : in twelve familiar dialogues between a tutor and his pupil"@en
  • "The study of astronomy, adapted to the capacities of youth in twelve familiar dialogues, between a tutor and his pupil: explaining the general phænomena of the heavenly bodies, the theory of the tides, &c. Illustrated with Copper-Plates. By John Stedman"@en
  • "The study of astronomy, adapted to the capacities of youth in twelve familiar dialogues, between a tutor and his pupil: explaining the general phænomena of the heavenly bodies, the theory of the tides, &c. Illustrated with Copper-Plates. By John Stedman"
  • "The study of astronomy, adapted to the capacities of youth: in twelve familiar dialogues, between a tutor and his pupil: explaining the general phænomena of the heavenly bodies, the theory of the tides, &c. ... By John Stedman"@en
  • "The study of astronomy adapted to the capacities of youth : in twelve familiar dialogues between a tutor and his pupil explaining the general phaenomena of the heavenly bodies, the theory of tides, &c"@en
  • "The study of astronomy, adapted to the capacities of youth"@en
  • "The study of astronomy, adapted to the capacities of youth : in twelve familiar dialogues, between a tutor and his pupil: explaining the general phænomena of the heavenly bodies, the theory of the tides, &c. ... By John Stedman"
  • "The study of astronomy, adapted to the capacities of youth : in twelve familiar dialogues, between a tutor and his pupil: explaining the general phænomena of the heavenly bodies, the theory of the tides, &c. ... By John Stedman"@en

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