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Couverture rigide. Zustand: Assez bon. Thomas HASELDEN THE SEAMAN'S ASSISTANT, BEING A SHORT, EASY AND PLAIN METHOD OF KEEPING A JOURNAL AT SEA ; IN WHICH ARE CONTAINED RULES Schewing how the allowances for lee-way, variation, heave of the sea, set of currents,&c. are to be made, and to correct the dead-reckoning by an observation, in all cafes : and also all the tables that are any ways necessary for the seaman's use in keeping a journal 1771, London, Editions J. Mount and T. Page In-12 (16 x 20,5 cm), relié, (10)-160 pages, texte en anglais english book Reliure plein cuir d'époque, dos muet à nerfs illustré de planches de latitude et figures in texte Ex libris manuscrit John Caton et Note manuscrite indiquant les cessions du livre de 1776 à 1779 d'un tiers naviguant dur le ship Mary Etat : reliure élimée avec lacunes de cuir, papier jauni avec des taches d'encre, livre solide, ouvrage ayant navigué ! Poids : 550g.…

[8], 160 p. : (20 cm) : enc. Exemplar em rezoável estado de conservação, encadernação coeva, inteira de carneira, danificada, Como exemplo prático o autor publica " A journal of a voyage from England towards Madeira" pp.133-160.

hardcover. Zustand: Good. First Edition. Publication: London, John Clarke, 1730 Formatting: 8vo, pp. [viii], 350. Condition Report: Good. The volume is bound in contemporary full calf, though the binding has sustained significant wear over the centuries, exhibiting heavy rubbing, widespread surface loss to the epidermis, and notable scuffing across both boards. The extremities are heavily bumped with the board exposed at the corners, and the spine shows substantial wear at the head and tail caps alongside some cracking and rubbing to the upper and lower joints, though the boards remain securely attached. Internally, the text block is solid and tightly bound despite typical antiquarian age-toning and some scattered foxing. The preliminary leaves and endpapers show signs of historical handling, including some offset ink staining from previous use of the folding mathematical plates, yet the leaves remain wholly legible and structurally sound. Catalogue Note: This is the first English edition of the Abbot de Molià resâs influential mathematical treatise, originally delivered as lectures at the Collà ge Royal in Paris and translated for English students by Thomas Haselden. The volume is notably illustrated, complete with seven folding engraved plates featuring mathematical formulas, polynomial roots, and geometric calculations to support the text. This copy bears the early ink ownership signatures of "William Kipling" of Barnard Castle, Durham, dated July 6th, 1820. As a heavily utilized eighteenth-century educational textbook, copies in their original contemporary bindings are exceptionally uncommon, rendering this a scarce title on the open market today. A fascinating window into early eighteenth-century mathematical education, this rare translation of the Abbot de Molià resâs lectures offers foundational instruction in mathematics and natural philosophy. Translated by Thomas Haselden, a prominent teacher to the Royal Navy, the text bridges French academic rigor with British practical application. Supported by detailed folding plates, it serves as an exceptional artifact of Enlightenment-era scientific pedagogy. N/A (illustrator).…

One of the first educational aides for sailors in recording navigational measurements during a voyage. This edition was the first to be reprinted in America, which was the first navigational guide of its type to be printed both sides of the Atlantic. The work includes a table of difference of latitude to each degree, instructions for working out position according to Mercator, tables of high water, the sun's ascension and declination, and the positions of the stars. Every edition of this work is scarce, due to the fact that it was a practical text which would have been carried by sailors on their many journeys. Initially printed in 1757, and their were over ten editions or versions printed prior to this one, which was the first chosen to be reprinted in the United States. There is only 1 UK institutional copy of this edition (Cambridge, not in BL) and 4 US copies. Later edition; small 4to (20 x 16 cm); inscription to front pastedown dated 1911, lower margin corner of first few leaves a little nibbled; early 20th-century calf to style, blind ruled boards, five gilt ruled compartments to spine, gilt red morocco lettering piece, a little rubbed, a very good copy; [viii], 160 pp. Provenance: Edward Almack (inscription).…