The theory of the motion of the apsides in general, and of the apsides of the moon's orbit in particular. Written in French, by D. C. Walmseley, B.A. and now carefully revised and translated into English
by C. Walmesley
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 344, no. 4.
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