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The philosophy of storms (1841)

Espy, James P. (James Pollard), 1785-1860, author · Boston : Charles C. Little and James Brown · leaf 337

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midnight, still increasing, abating at 6, A. Al., east, north east to east, without much rain. In the morning it moderated and south, then off Juggernautporem, near > shifted to the S. E., and veering to the Coringa. south, it became more moderate with June >S Uorm. 168. I have also copied from Dr.… … 1. Calcutta E, S. E. strong. 5. Beacon, same as Diamond, lat. 21 deg. 2. Diamond Harbor E. to S. S. E., strong Ion. 88 deg. 27 min., S. E. and S. S. E. with heavy rain. lat. 22 deg. 11 min., blowing heavy ; but more moderate Ion. 88 deg. 11 min. than last night, [not marked for want 3. Kedgree,…

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