Outlines of a Mechanical Theory of Storms / Containing the True Law of Lunar Influence

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BY T. BASSNETT.

CONTENTS.

PREFACE.

SECTION FIRST. PRESENT STATE OF METEOROLOGY.

SECTION SECOND. MECHANICAL ACTION OF THE MOON.

SECTION THIRD. OBJECTIONS TO LUNAR INFLUENCE.

SECTION FOURTH. THE SOLAR SPOTS.

CONCLUSION.

APPENDIX.

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OUTLINES
OF

A MECHANICAL THEORY OF STORMS,

CONTAINING

THE TRUE LAW OF LUNAR INFLUENCE,

WITH

PRACTICAL INSTRUCTIONS TO THE NAVIGATOR, TO ENABLE HIM
APPROXIMATELY TO CALCULATE THE COMING
CHANGES OF THE WIND AND WEATHER,
FOR ANY GIVEN DAY, AND FOR
ANY PART OF THE OCEAN.


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