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"The Description and Use of the Globes Celestial and Terrestrial; with Variety of Examples for the Learner's Exercise" by Theophilus Grew, title page
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"The Description and Use of the Globes Celestial and Terrestrial; with Variety of Examples for the Learner's Exercise" by Theophilus Grew, title page
Work Type
Digital Images
Date
1753
Material
photograph: negative, of typescript
Measurements
10.5 x 6 cm (4 x 2.5 in)
Description
This 1753 book was the first student text on the use of globes to be published in the American colonies. The author was Penn's first Professor of Mathematics
Digital reproduction in TIFF format, scanned in color at 300 dpi
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