Ferguson's Astronomy, Explained Upon Sir Isaac Newton's Principles, With Notes And Suppl. Chapters By D. Brewster. [with] Plates

First published in the mid-18th century, 'Ferguson's Astronomy' is a classic work of scientific inquiry that helped popularize the groundbreaking ideas of Sir Isaac Newton. Written by James Ferguson, a self-taught astronomer and instrument maker, this book offers a detailed account of the principles of modern astronomy, as well as the technological innovations that made these discoveries possible. With its clear prose and wealth of illustrations, Ferguson's work remains a landmark achievement in the history of science.

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