Familiar lessons on astronomy ; designed for the use of children and youth .. (1848)
Fowler, Lydia F. (Lydia Folger), 1823-1879 · New York, Fowlers & Wells · leaf 161
rrect than those which had been made previously; What is the subject of chapter fourteenth? 1. Where was Coperni-cus born? What is said of his attainments? 2. For what studies didhe manifest interest? 3. For what did his father design him? Did hepursue this profession ? 4. What were the prevailing… … COPERNICUS. 6. The Church of Rome, which at that time ruled Eu=rope, were very bitter in their opposition to these new here-sies, as they termed them, and if Copernicus had not diedsuddenly, he would probably have met with as severe a fateas that of Galileo, about twenty years after his death. 7.…
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