Determination of the longitude of several stations near the northern boundary of Ohio, from transits of the moon, and moon-culminating stars, observed in 1835, by Andrew Talcott
by Sears Cook Walker
Part of Transactions of the American Philosophical Society -- new series, v. 6, pt. 5.
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