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• An introduction to astronomy : designed as a text-book for the use of students in collegeDenison Olmsted
• A treatise on astronomy, descriptive, physical, and practical. : Designed for schools, colleges, and private studentsHoratio N. Robinson
• A cycle of celestial objects, for the use of naval, military, and private astronomers. Observed, reduced, and discussed by Captain William HW. H. Smyth
• A complete system of astronomy; by the Rev. S. VinceSamuel Vince
• The elements of astronomy: designed for the use of students in the university. By the Rev. S. VinceSamuel Vince
• A text-book of general astronomy for colleges and scientific schoolsCharles A. Young
• Teach yourself astronomyDavid S. Evans
• AstronomyCamille Flammarion
• Select amusements in philosophy and mathematics : proper for agreeably exercising the minds of youthL Despiau
• Popular astronomy, a general description of the heavensCamille Flammarion
• Astronomical dialogues between a gentleman and a lady: wherein the doctrine of the sphere, uses of the globes, and the elements of astronomyJohn Harris
• AstronomyNorman Lockyer
• Astronomy for everybody; a popular exposition of the wonders of the heavensSimon Newcomb
• Simon Newcomb's Astronomy for everybodySimon Newcomb
• Present-day astronomyJ. W. N. Sullivan
• Astronomy, by Robert S. BallSir Robert S. Ball
• Elements of astronomySir Robert S. Ball
• An introduction to astronomy. In a series of letters from a preceptor to his pupil. In which the most useful and interesting parts of the scJohn Bonnycastle
• Elements of plane astronomyJohn Brinkley
• Brinkley's astronomyJohn Brinkley
• The elements of astronomy for surveyors, by R.W. Chapman ... With 56 diagramsRobert William Chapman
• An easy introduction to astronomy : for young gentlemen and ladiesJames Ferguson
• An easy introduction to astronomy for young gentlemen and ladies : describing the figure motions, and dimensions of the earth : the differenJames Ferguson
• Astronomy without mathematicsEdmund Beckett Grimthorpe
• Guy's elements of astronomy, and an abridgment of Keith's New treatise on the use of the globesJoseph Guy
• Guy's Elements of astronomy, and an abridgment of Keith's New treatise on the use of the globes. : New American ed., with additions and imprJoseph Guy
• A treatise on astronomyJohn F. W. Herschel
• Elementary lessons in astronomyNorman Lockyer
• Elements of astronomy : accompanied with numerous illustration, a colored representation of the solar, stellar, and nebular spectra, and celNorman Lockyer
• An introduction to practical astronomy, with a collection of astronomical tablesElias Loomis
• A compendium of astronomy; containing the elements of the science, familiarly explained ... , with the latest discoveriesDenison Olmsted
• The planetarium and astronomical calculatorTobias Ostrander
• Elements of astronomy... written for the mathematical course of Joseph Ray, M. DSelim H. Peabody
• Fourteen weeks in descriptive astronomyJoel Dorman Steele
• The story of the stars. New descriptive astronomyJoel Dorman Steele
• The elements of astronomy; with methods for determining the longitudes, aspects, &c. of the planets for any future timeS Treeby
• Fiʻilm al-haiʼ a [On the science of astronomy]Cornelius Van Alen Van Dyck
• Elements of astronomy, descriptive and physical; in which the general phenomena of the heavenly bodies and the theory of the tides are familHervey Wilbur
• Elements of astronomyJohn H. Wilkins
• Lessons in astronomy including uranography. A brief introductory course without mathematicsCharles A. Young
• The elements of astronomy. A textbookCharles A. Young
• The elements of astronomy : a text-bookCharles A. Young
• First book in astronomy, adapted to the use of common schoolsJohn Lauris Blake
• Youth's book of astronomyJ. L. Comstock
• A compendious system of astronomy, in a course of familiar lectures, in which the principles of that science are clearly elucidated, so as tMargaret Bryan
• The planetary and stellar worlds. A popular exposition of the great discoveries and theories of modern astronomy. In a series of ten lectureO. M. Mitchel
• Essays on astronomy: a series of papers on planets and meteors, the sun and sun-surrounding space, stars and star cloudlets; and a dissertatRichard A. Proctor
• AstronomyFrank Schlesinger
• The science of facts or the delusions of fiction -- which are we to believe? : A critical inquiry having special reference to the mathematicJohn Hampden
• Myths and marvels of astronomyRichard A. Proctor
• Programmed astronomyNeil E Sullivan
• Manual for observational and practical laboratory work in elementary astronomyOscar Lee Dustheimer
• A manual of laboratory astronomy for use in introductory coursesHarlan True Stetson
• The geography of the heavens, and class book of astronomy; accompanied by a celestial atlasElijah H. Burritt
• Astronomy for amateurs. A practical manual of telescopic research in all latitudes adapted to the powers of moderate instrumentsJohn A Westwood Oliver
• Astronomy with an opera-glass: a popular introduction to the study of the assay heavens with the simplest of optical instruments, with maps Garrett Putman Serviss
• Astronomy with an opera-glass; a popular introduction to the study of the starry heavens with the simplest of optical instruments, with mapsGarrett Putnam Serviss
• The Trouvelot astronomical drawings manual, by E.L. TouvelotÉtienne Léopold Trouvelot
• From nebula to nebula; or, The dynamics of the heavens, containing a broad outline of the history of astronomy, a general summary of its achGeorge Henry Lepper
• On sound and atmospheric vibrations with the mathematical elements of music. Designed for the use of students of the university By George BiGeorge Biddell Airy