The sum of the three equations of aberration, solar nutation, and precession, of forty principal fixed stars, for every day of the year, in leap year, the first, second, and third years after
by W. Pearson, Greenwich Royal Observatory, John Pond
Book 00211 of Harvard Cabot Library preservation microfilm project --
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