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III. Observations of the Lunar Eclipse on the 13th October, 1837, made with a view to ascertain the practical advantages of the method of determining the Longitude by that phenomenon, suggested by the late Captain Kater, for a fixed station, and particularly of an adaptation of that method to Nautical purposes, proposed by Captain Beaufort, Hydrographer to the Admiralty. By Captain Basil Hall, R.N. Communicated by Captain Beaufort

1838 Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society  

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"III. Observations of the Lunar Eclipse on the 13th October, 1837, made with a view to ascertain the practical advantages of the method of determining the Longitude by that phenomenon, suggested by the late Captain Kater, for a fixed station, and particularly of an adaptation of that method to Nautical purposes, proposed by Captain Beaufort, Hydrographer to the Admiralty. By Captain Basil Hall, R.N. Communicated by Captain Beaufort." Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society 4.11 (1838) 102-104