Catalog Record: An experimental treatise on optics, comprehending the leading principles of the science, and an explanation of the more important and curious optical instruments and optical phenomena being the third part of a course of natural philosophy, compiled for the use of the students of the university at Cambridge, New England | Hathi Trust Digital Library

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An experimental treatise on optics, comprehending the leading principles of the science, and an explanation of the more important and curious optical instruments and optical phenomena being the third part of a course of natural philosophy, compiled for the use of the students of the university at Cambridge, New England. By John Farrar ...

Main Author: Farrar, John, 1779-1853.
Other Authors: Biot, Jean-Baptiste, 1774-1862.
Language(s): English
Published: Cambridge, N.E., Printed by Hilliard and Metcalf, 1826.
Subjects: Optics
Note: Selected from Biot's Précis élémentaire de physique experimental.
Binderhs lettering: Cambridge optics.
Blank pages interpersed.
Physical Description: vii, 350 p., vi fold. pl. 23cm.
Original Format: Book
Original Classification Number: QC 357 .F24
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