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De Mendoza Rios’s nautical & astronomical tables.
4
to.
The author of this book is entered in the Index of the Library of Congress 1815 Catalogue, with reference to this chapter,
but there is no entry in the chapter itself. The book was probably not sold to Congress.
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Kunze’s table of new construction for calculating y
e eclipse of the sun.
06.
8
vo.
1815 Catalogue, page 115, no. 20, Kunze’s table of new Construction for calculating the Eclipse of the Sun in 1806, 8vo.
KUNZE,
Johann Christoph.
A Table of a New Construction for calculating the great Eclipse expected to happen on the 16th of June 1806. By John C. Kunze . . .
New York: Printed by
T. & F. Swords,
1806.
First Edition. 8vo. 24 leaves; no copy was seen for collation.
Not in Sabin.
Sprague IX, 55.
Johann Christoph Kunze, 1744-1807, Lutheran clergyman, was born in Saxony but was called to Philadelphia in 1770 as coadjutor to Henry Melchior
Muhlenberg, whose second daughter he married. In 1784 he went to New York as pastor of Christ Church. Kunze was a master of
various languages and literatures, including Greek, Latin, Hebrew, Arabic and Italian, and a student of astronomy, medicine
and numismatics.
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