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On the determination of the mean pressure of the atmosphere on every day in the year, as deduced from all the barometrical observations taken at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, from the year 1841 to 1885

James Glaisher

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On the determination of the mean pressure of the atmosphere on every day in the year, as deduced from all the barometrical observations taken at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, from the year 1841 to 1885

James Glaisher

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