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II. A letter sent to the publisher of these transactions, concerning an abstract of some observations made of the Eclipse of the Sun, September 13,1699

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Abstract Sir, Astrological predictions about the Eclipse of the Sun, Sep. 13. 1699. having raised the expectations of the Curious, and the event having to little answered them, that many (especially about London, where the air was thick and foggy all the time of the Eclipse) did doubt whether there were any Eclipse or not on that day.

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Abstract Sir, Astrological predictions about the Eclipse of the Sun, Sep. 13. 1699. having raised the expectations of the Curious, and the event having to little answered them, that many (especially about London, where the air was thick and foggy all the time of the Eclipse) did doubt whether there were any Eclipse or not on that day.

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Abstract Sir, Astrological predictions about the Eclipse of the Sun, Sep. 13. 1699. having raised the expectations of the Curious, and the event having to little answered them, that many (especially about London, where the air was thick and foggy all the time of the Eclipse) did doubt whether there were any Eclipse or not on that day.

Key concepts: Eclipse, Solar eclipse, Event (particle physics), History, Astronomy, Astrophysics, Physics

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