The great eclipse of the sun, (which will happen on May the 11th, in this present year, 1724.) set forth by Salem Pearse (author of a anual [sic] almanack or ephemeris) who has from his calculation describ'd, ... the eclipse ... and in the scheme (below) is inserted the sun's course (above our horizon) on the day of the eclipse; ...
[London : ill.,
1724]
At foot: "This account of the eclipse had been publish'd five weeks sooner, had I not been deceiv'd by a printer who undertook to print it for me".
The anonymous writer has extrapolated from Pearse's calculations.
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