'The Use of a new Azimuth Compass for finding the Variation of the Compass or Magnetic Needle at Sea ...' by Captain Christopher Middleton
Reference number: RBO/21/61
Date: 1739
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'...with greater Ease and Exactness than by any ever yet contrived for that purpose'
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- RBO/21/61
- Earliest possible date
- 1739
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- 5 pages
- Format
- Manuscript
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'The Use of a new Azimuth Compass for finding the Variation of the Compass or Magnetic Needle at Sea ...' by Captain Christopher Middleton, 1739, RBO/21/61, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/rbo_21_61/the-use-of-a-new-azimuth-compass-for-finding-the-variation-of-the-compass-or-magnetic-needle-at-sea-by-captain-christopher-middleton, accessed on 18 April 2026
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Paper, 'The use of a new azimuth compass for finding the variation of the compass or magnetic needle at sea, with greater ease and exactness, than by any ever yet contrived for that purpose' by Captain Christopher Middleton
Creator: Christopher Middleton Reference number: CLP/9ii/31
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Register Book of the Royal Society Volume 20, copies of papers communicated 1737-1739
1737-1739 Reference number: RBO/21
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Dates: 1661 - 1739
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