VII.—Report on the total solar eclipse of April 6, 1875
1878 ◽
Vol 169
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pp. 139-154
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It is never an easy task to make out the plan of operations for the observation of a phenomenon so rare and of such short duration as a total solar eclipse. We must be careful on the one hand not to risk failure by the adoption of new and uncertain methods, and on the other hand we must bear in mind that the mere repetition of what has been done before does not justify any large expenditure of time and money. In drawing out the instructions for the expedition the Committee of the Royal Society had to consider in how far the old methods could be perfected, and in how far new ones should be tried.
1999 ◽
Vol 173
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pp. 249-254
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2020 ◽
Vol 65
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pp. 401-422