Notes, from Professor Day's Lectures, on Natural Philosophy 1812

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Notes, from Professor Day's Lectures, on Natural Philosophy 1812

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Notes kept by the Yale undergraduate John Austin Stevens on 20 lectures on natural philosophy delivered by Jeremiah Day during the fall, 1812. Includes lectures on gravitation, mechanics, and hydrostatics (hydrology), the last including theories of rivers, springs, and groundwater.

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Stevens, John Austin, 1795-1874

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