Cambridge Library Collection - Astronomy – serie

Views of the Architecture of the Heavens

In a Series of Letters to a Lady

A Treatise on Astronomy

Astronomy and Cosmogony

Stars in Their Courses

Autobiography of Sir George Biddell Airy

Memoir and Correspondence of Caroline Herschel

The Monster Telescopes, Erected by the Earl of Rosse, Parsonstown

With an Account of the Manufacture of the Specula, and Full Descriptions of All the Machinery Connected with These Instruments

Outlines of Astronomy

The Reminiscences of an Astronomer

The Herschels and Modern Astronomy

The Recent Progress of Astronomy

Especially in the United States

Celestial Objects for Common Telescopes

Teneriffe, an Astronomer's Experiment

Or, Specialities of a Residence Above the Clouds

Telescopic Work for Starlight Evenings

The Story of the Heavens

The World of Comets

The System of the Stars

Star-Land

Being Talks with Young People about the Wonders of the Heavens

How to Work with the Spectroscope

A Manual of Practical Manipulation with Spectroscopes of All Kinds.

Six Months in Ascension

An Unscientific Account of a Scientific Expedition

A Popular History of Astronomy During the Nineteenth Century

Memoir of the Life and Labors of the Rev. Jeremiah Horrox

To Which is Appended a Translation of his Celebrated Discourse Upon the Transit of Venus Across the Sun

A Handbook of Descriptive and Practical Astronomy

Sidereal Chromatics

Being a Re-Print, with Additions from the Bedford Cycle of Celestial Objects and its Hartwell Continuation on the Colours of Multiple Stars

Photographs of Stars, Star-Clusters and Nebulae

Together with Information Concerning the Instruments and the Methods Employed in the Pursuit of Celestial Photography

Photographs of Stars, Star-Clusters and Nebulae

Together with Records of Results Obtained in the Pursuit of Celestial Photography

The Midnight Sky

Familiar Notes on the Stars and Planets

Life of James Ferguson, F. R. S.

In a Brief Autobiographical Account, and Further Extended Memoir

The Life of Roger Langdon

Told by Himself, with Additions by his Daughter