"Account Of The Northumberland Equatoreal And Dome, Attached To The Cambridge Observatory" details the design, construction, and capabilities of a significant astronomical instrument and its housing. Authored by George Biddell Airy, this account provides a historical record of the advancements in telescope technology and astronomical observation during the 19th century.
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