2 BOOKS , THE FRIENDLY STARS BY MARTHA EVANS MARTIN , 1907 & A STUDY OF THE SKY BY HERBERT A HOWE, 1896

“The Friendly Stars” by Martha Evans Martin, with an introduction by Harold Jacoby, Ph.D., Rutherfurd Professor of Astronomy at Columbia University, is likely an engaging exploration of the celestial realm. Published by Harper & Brothers Publishers in New York and London, this book, enhanced by the scholarly input of Professor Jacoby, may provide readers with a captivating journey through the night sky.

“A Study of the Sky” by Herbert A. Howe, A.M., Sc.D., Director of the Chamberlin Observatory at the University of Denver, and author of “Elements of Descriptive Astronomy,” is a work that delves into the scientific intricacies of the sky. Published in 1896 by Flood and Vincent, The Chautauqua Press in Meadville, Pennsylvania, and with branches in Chicago, Cincinnati, and New York, this book likely serves as a valuable resource for those seeking a deeper understanding of celestial phenomena. It showcases Howe’s expertise in astronomy and his dedication to advancing public knowledge in this field during the late 19th century.
THE
FRIENDLY
STARS
BY
MARTHA EVANS MARTIN
WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY
HAROLD JACOBY, PH.D
RUTHERPFURD PROFESSOR OF ASTROMOMY
AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
NEW YORK AND LONDON
HARPER & BROTHERS PUBLISHERS . &
A STUDY OF THE SKY
BY HERBERT A. HOWE. A.M.. Sc.D..
DIRECTOR OF THE CHAMBERLIN OBSERVATORY, UNIVERSITY OF DENVER ; AUTHOR OF
"ELEMENTS OF DESCRIPTIVE ASTRONOMY ."
MEADVILLE PENNA
FLOOD AND VINCENT
The CHAUTAUQUA PRESS
CHICAGO , CINCINNATI , NEW YORK , 1896
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