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First published in the mid-18th century, 'Ferguson's Astronomy' is a classic work of scientific inquiry that helped popularize the groundbreaking ideas of Sir Isaac Newton. Written by James Ferguson, a self-taught astronomer and instrument maker, this book offers a detailed account of the principles of modern astronomy, as well as the technological innovations that made these discoveries possible. With its clear prose and wealth of illustrations, Ferguson's work remains a landmark achievement in the history of science.

This collection of historical documents sheds light on the experiences of the Scots Brigade, a regiment of Scottish soldiers who served in the Dutch Republic for over two centuries. The papers included in this volume provide a detailed account of the Brigade's involvement in some of the most significant military conflicts of the early modern period.

This collection of tables and tracts covers a wide range of topics, from astronomy and mathematics to geography and navigation. Its comprehensiveness and practicality make it a valuable resource for scholars and practitioners alike.

Discover the wonders of science and mathematics with this collection of lectures by leading 18th-century scientists David Brewster and James Ferguson. Covering topics such as mechanics, optics, and astronomy, these lectures offer a fascinating glimpse into the scientific revolution of their time. With detailed illustrations, practical examples, and clear explanations, this book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of science and the development of modern physics and engineering.

An accessible and engaging guide to the wonders of the universe. James Ferguson's entertaining style and clear explanations make this book an ideal starting point for anyone interested in astronomy, regardless of age or background.

Delve into the conspiracies and intrigue surrounding the Rye-House Plot with this gripping historical account. James Ferguson draws on original sources to paint a vivid portrait of the man at the center of the plot, Robert Ferguson, and the turbulent times in which he lived.

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