The practical astronomy of the moon  Or, New tables of the moon's motions, exactly constructed from Sir Isaac Newton's theory, as published by Dr. Gregory in his astronomy. With precepts for computing the place of the moon, and eclipses of the luminaries. By Richard Dunthorne.

Remarks on certain queries delivered in by the Rev. Mr. Dickinson, at a meeting held at Wisbeach, on Wednesday the 5th of September, 1770. By Richard Dunthorne

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The practical astronomy of the moon Or, New tables of the moon's motions, exactly constructed from Sir Isaac Newton's theory, as published by Dr. Gregory in his astronomy. With precepts for computing the place of the moon, and eclipses of the luminaries. By Richard Dunthorne.

Remarks on certain queries delivered in by the Rev. Mr. Dickinson, at a meeting held at Wisbeach, on Wednesday the 5th of September, 1770. By Richard Dunthorne