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A METEOROLOGICAL ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER IN PHILADELPHIA, FROM JANUARY 1, 1790, TO JANUARY 1, 1847, INCLUDING FIFTY-SEVEN YEARS.

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A METEOROLOGICAL ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER IN PHILADELPHIA, FROM JANUARY 1, 1790, TO JANUARY 1, 1847, INCLUDING FIFTY-SEVEN YEARS.

by Peirce, Charles

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Lindsay & Blakiston, Philadelphia: ., 1847 300 p. Mildly foxed. Manuscript ownership of Agnes W. & Charles R. Naolay or Naoley Lambertville Meeting 1927 on title page. Manuscript ownership of Hedges, New Hope Pa. on first fly leaf. 12mo. 195 mm. Original full cloth binding embossed in blind. Boards mildly stained. Corners bumped. Spine repaired with slight loss at joint. Hardbound. Very Good. Title continues: 'With An Appendix, Containing A Great Variety Of Interesting Information, For Which, See Table Of Contents'. Contains: month by month statistics; temperatures; cold and stormy winters in America pre-1790; and information on railroads, steamboats, large fires, remarkable earthquakes, etc. It is interesting to observe that mild Winters in Philadelphia are not totally a phenomenon of `Global Warming'. First Edition. SCARCE. PAIMP 23. 1st Edition.. Hardcover.

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Title
A METEOROLOGICAL ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER IN PHILADELPHIA, FROM JANUARY 1, 1790, TO JANUARY 1, 1847, INCLUDING FIFTY-SEVEN YEARS.
Author
Peirce, Charles
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Hardcover
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1st Edition.
Publisher
Lindsay & Blakiston, Philadelphia: .
Date Published
1847
Keywords
PENNSYLVANIA IMPRINTS EARLY AMERICAN AMERICANA PHILADELPHIA SCIENCE WEATHER METEOROLOGY CLIMATE HISTORY FIRST EDITION CHARLES PEIRCE METEOROLOGICAL ACCOUNT OF THE IN IMPRINT 1847
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