An edition of The theory of navigation demonstrated
(1706)
The theory of navigation demonstrated
and its rudiments clearly and plainly proved, from the first and most simple principles of the mathematicks, with all the rules and tables useful in the practice : to which is added, a new table of difference of longitude to every point, half point and quarter point of the compass; very useful for the ready and expeditious working of traverses upon the principles of Mercators sailing, whereby the difference of longitude answering to every single course and distance may be had by inspection
The third edition, with alterations and additions.
by James Hodgson
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The theory of navigation demonstrated: and its rudiments clearly and plainly proved, from the first and most simple principles of the mathematicks, with all the rules and tables useful in the practice : to which is added, a new table of difference of longitude to every point, half point and quarter point of the compass; very useful for the ready and expeditious working of traverses upon the principles of Mercators sailing, whereby the difference of longitude answering to every single course and distance may be had by inspection
1738, Printed for William Mount and Thomas Page, in Postern-Row, on Tower-Hill.
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The theory of navigation demonstrated: and its rudiments clearly and plainly proved, from the first and most simple principles of the mathematicks. ... By James Hodgson, ...
1706, printed by I. Dawks, for Rich. Mount and Company
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First published: London, 1706.
Signatures: pi⁴ a⁴ A-3D⁴
Frequently bound with logarithm tables from: Sherwin, Henry. Mathematical tables: contrived after a most comprehensive method, viz. A table of logarithms .
Errata, p. [1], 2nd count.
Bookseller's advertisement: p. [ii]
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