Meteorological essays, concerning the origin of springs, generation of rain, and production of wind. : With a rational and historical account of the causes and course of the tide: its propogation thro' the great ocean; and its reception into the narrow seas, and channels: more especially near the coasts of Great Britain and Ireland. Explicating all along its various appearances, and seeming irregularities. In two treatises. Illustrated with divers copper-plates..
Barlow, E.(Edward),1639-1719.
London: : Printed for John Hooke, at the Flour-de-luce; and Thomas Caldecott, at the Sun, both against St. Dunstan's Church in Fleet-street.,
MDCCXV. [1715]
Anonymous. By Edward Barlow.
With a divisional titlepage: The second treatise. Of the tide; or the ebbing and flowing of the sea; wherein all its various appearances are clear'd, and difficulties solv'd.
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Meteorology
Tides