Lectures on the Science of Astronomy, Explanatory and Demonstrative : Which Were First Delivered at Various Places in New-Jersey, in the Year 1820

Lectures on the Science of Astronomy, Explanatory and Demonstrative : Which Were First Delivered at Various Places in New-Jersey, in the Year 1820
by David Young
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Charles Lada
on March 27, 2011
Lectures on the science of astronomy, explanatory and demonstrative- which were first delivered at various places in New-Jersey, in the year 1820.

Lectures on the science of astronomy, explanatory and demonstrative : which were first delivered at various places in New-Jersey, in the year 1820 : with a glossary and supplement

By David Young. Morris-town [N.J.]: Printed for the author, by J. Mann, 1821.

Young was a resident of Hanover Township, Morris County, and is best known as a prolific calculator of almanacs, his name appearing on scores of them from 1809 until his death in 1852 (and even after his death).

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