"A Compleat Discovery Of A Method Of Observing The Longitude At Sea" by George Gordon, presents an intriguing exploration of longitude determination during the 18th century. This historical work delves into the scientific methodologies proposed for solving one of the most pressing navigational challenges of the era. Offering insights into the techniques and theories of its time, this book provides valuable context for understanding the evolution of maritime navigation and the scientific advancements that shaped it.
Gordon's work sheds light on the intellectual debates and practical considerations surrounding the quest for accurate longitude measurement, making it a significant resource for historians of science, maritime scholars, and anyone interested in the history of navigation.
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