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 1 II |  purpose of making there some astronomical calculations, had, by means
 2 IV |     astronomers regarding the astronomical part of the enterprise.
 3 IV |     justly celebrated for its astronomical staff. There are to be found
 4 IV |   farther from, the earth; in astronomical language, it is at one time
 5 IV |     rest of America.~ For the Astronomical Staff,~J. M. BELFAST,~Director
 6 VI |     orders of the day all the astronomical facts relative to the Queen
 7 VII|    the question from a purely astronomical point of view. The mechanical
 8 XII| CHAPTER XII~ URBI ET ORBI~The astronomical, mechanical, and topographical
 9 XII|      it was by the twenty-two astronomical establishments of Great
10 XII|      which they have given to astronomical studies—thanks to their
11 XXV| months, being confident, from astronomical observations, that there