XLVII. On a grand practical improvement in the harmony of musical instruments, by the introduction of the Rev. Henry Liston's patent Enharmonic Organ; with the names of the 60 distinct sounds which it produces in each octave, from 20 pipes, and their intervals calculated
John Farey. "XLVII. On a grand practical improvement in the harmony of musical instruments, by the introduction of the Rev. Henry Liston's patent Enharmonic Organ; with the names of the 60 distinct sounds which it produces in each octave, from 20 pipes, and their intervals calculated." The Philosophical Magazine 37.156 (1811) 273-278