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A• TREATISE on ASTRONOMY • in which
the Elements of the Science are deduced in' a natural
(Mier from the Appearances
Pr the [leavens to An. Observer
on the Earth; demonstrated on iVlatlieiriatical
and explained by an Application to the various Phenomena.
By OLINTHUS GREGORY,
Late Teacher of Mathematics, Cambridge, and now of the
Royal Military Academy, Woolwitili.
" Thera is undoubtedly. much to commend in Mr. Gre-
gory's plan : but how is it executed ? This is the most im-
portant question. We may. briefly answer, with ability.,
Maly of the Chapters are written with peat perspicuity
some subjeas ot discussion, which are in general loosely
treated, are stated with unusual precision,, and the.e
.r,irtrieti moos.tr,z prin;a4l., tot *.ogiriat:...ii.ty
tamped as certain. That the /look should contain much new
matter could not reasonably be expelled; nor' does the Au-
thor rest his claim to distinaion on this point : but there an;
few things in Astronomical Science which it does not notice.
"The Author seems, with great care and diligence, to have
consulted all preceding Astronomical• Treatises ; and his Se..
!calms refit a credit on his judgment. Satisfied, therefore,
with this result of his researches, and this specimen of his
talents, we cannot but wish that he could devote more time
to the Improvement of Science." . . . . . "We cannot.
cogelude without recommending this Performance as, on the,
whole, valuable and useful; nor without hoping that the
Author's zeal and indefatigable industry may meet with a
suitable reward from the favour of the Public." •
Monthly Review. Aug. 18oz.
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to the British Critic for September last ; Nichot.ion's lour-
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