Astronography, or, Astronomical geography, with the use of globes : arranged either for simultaneous reading and study in classes, or for study in the common method (1854)
eral rule respecting the heatof places, yet the length of the days and nights, and theappearance of the heavenly bodies, are always in accord-ance with the latitude of the place. 3. Why has your author here introduced a figure ? Name itsimperfections and its use.—i. How has the Earth been… … 11 194 EIGHTEEN CLIMATES. 5. The Southern Frigid Zone is wholly uninhabited,and the Northern nearly. Leaving their six Climates ofmonths unaltered,* we will divide the parts of the Earthextending from the Equator to the Polar Circles into 12Climates of hours, predicated on the increase of one…
Astronomy
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