"Tables to Facilitate the Practice of Great Circle Sailing, and the Determination of Azimuths" is a practical reference work designed for maritime navigation. Compiled by the Great Britain Hydrographic Department, this resource provides essential tables to simplify the complex calculations required for great circle sailing, enabling navigators to determine the shortest routes over the Earth's surface.
The book focuses on aiding seamen in accurately determining azimuths, crucial for maintaining correct course headings. This volume is invaluable for both historical research into maritime practices and for anyone interested in the intricacies of nautical navigation during the age of sail and beyond. Its detailed tables offer a direct and efficient method for solving navigational problems, making it a useful addition to any maritime collection.
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