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Letter, from Sir John Herschel to Francis Baily, dated at Feldhausen

Reference number: HS/3/128

Date: 17 August 1835

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Autograph letter signed by sender. Sending some observations of double stars. Has had some of the sheets of the Brisbane Catalogue. His recent observations. Domestic affairs in the Cape of Good Hope.

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HS/3/128
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17 August 1835
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4 pages
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John Frederick William Herschel

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John Frederick William Herschel, Letter, from Sir John Herschel to Francis Baily, dated at Feldhausen, 17 August 1835, HS/3/128, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/hs_3_128/letter-from-sir-john-herschel-to-francis-baily-dated-at-feldhausen, accessed on 02 December 2024

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