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Excerpt from Astronomy for High Schools and Colleges
In approaching the study of this, the most ancient of the sciences depending upon observation, it must be borne in mind that its progress is most intimately connected with that of the race, it having-always been the basis of geog raphy and navigation, and the soul of chronology. Some of the chief advances and discoveries in abstract mathe matics have been made in its service, and the methods both of observation and analysis once peculiar to its prae tice now furnish the firm bases upon which rest that great group of exact sciences which we call physics.
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