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Edmond Halley

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Halley, Edmond, 1656-1742

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Miscellanea Curiosa : Containing A Collection Of Some Of The Principal Phaenomena In Nature, Accounted For By The Greatest Philosophers Of This Age ; Being The Most Valuable Discourses, Read And Delivered To The Royal Society, For The Advancement Of Physi

Miscellanea Curiosa : Containing A Collection Of Some Of The Principal Phaenomena In Nature, Accounted For By The Greatest Philosophers Of This Age ; Being The Most Valuable Discourses, Read And Delivered To The Royal Society, For The Advancement Of Physi

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Miscellanea Curiosa : Containing A Collection Of Some Of The Principal Phaenomena In Nature, Accounted For By The Greatest Philosophers Of This Age ; Being The Most Valuable Discourses, Read And Delivered To The Royal Society, For The Advancement Of Physi

Miscellanea Curiosa : Containing A Collection Of Some Of The Principal Phaenomena In Nature, Accounted For By The Greatest Philosophers Of This Age ; Being The Most Valuable Discourses, Read And Delivered To The Royal Society, For The Advancement Of Physi

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Miscellanea Curiosa : Containing A Collection Of Some Of The Principal Phaenomena In Nature, Accounted For By The Greatest Philosophers Of This Age ; Being The Most Valuable Discourses, Read And Delivered To The Royal Society, For The Advancement Of Physi

Miscellanea Curiosa : Containing A Collection Of Some Of The Principal Phaenomena In Nature, Accounted For By The Greatest Philosophers Of This Age ; Being The Most Valuable Discourses, Read And Delivered To The Royal Society, For The Advancement Of Physi

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Miscellanea Curiosa : Containing A Collection Of Some Of The Principal Phaenomena In Nature, Accounted For By The Greatest Philosophers Of This Age ; Being The Most Valuable Discourses, Read And Delivered To The Royal Society, For The Advancement Of Physi

Miscellanea Curiosa : Containing A Collection Of Some Of The Principal Phaenomena In Nature, Accounted For By The Greatest Philosophers Of This Age ; Being The Most Valuable Discourses, Read And Delivered To The Royal Society, For The Advancement Of Physi