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R., E. A., Arnold, Weld (1930) Tables for the Prismatic Astrolabe: Review. The Geographical Journal, 76 (2) 161 doi:10.2307/1783982

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TitleTables for the Prismatic Astrolabe: Review
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Arnold, WeldAuthor
Year1930 (August)Volume76
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PublisherJSTOR
DOIdoi:10.2307/1783982
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