The discovery of an universal principle for dividng the circumference of the circle, or any part of it, into a given number of equal parts by ... the cyclometer

The discovery of an universal principle for dividng the circumference of the circle, or any part of it, into a given number of equal parts by ... the cyclometer
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Book Synopsis The discovery of an universal principle for dividng the circumference of the circle, or any part of it, into a given number of equal parts by ... the cyclometer by : William Adamson (of Chelsea.)

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