Charles Pritchard
Born 1808-01-01
Died 1893-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF40162683
- WikidataQ2626475
- ISNI0000000041017176
- Open LibraryOL2518981A
Top Subjects
- Religion and science -- 1860-1899 (2)
- Analytic Geometry (1)
- Surfaces (1)
- Curvature (1)
- Bible (1)
- John William Colenso (1814-1883) (1)
- Astronomers (1)
Books by Charles Pritchard
Total count: 10
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Traité des surfaces du second ordre et développements de géométrie analytique à trois dimensionsà l'usage des candidats aux écoles polytechnique et normaleMallet-Bachelier1859-01-01
Vindiciae Mosacicaea letter to the Rt. Rev. Bishop Colenso, in reply to his arguments against the veracity of the PentateuchBell and Daldy1863-01-01-
Éloge of Struve, astronomer of Dorpat and PulkowaPrinted by Strangeways and Walden1865-01-01
Analogies in the progress of nature and gracefour sermons preached before the University of Cambridge (being the Hulsean lectures for 1867); to which are added two sermons preached before the British Association in 1866 and 1867Deighton, Bell1868-01-01
Modern science and natural religionan essay read before the Church Congress at Brighton, and now submitted to the members of the British Association who listened to the presidential address at BelfastNew and revised edition.Christian Evidence Committee of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, sold at the depositories: 77, Great Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields; 4, Royal Exchange; 48, Piccadilly; and by all booksellers1874-01-01-
Sun, moon, and starsa book for beginnersRobert Carter and Brothers1880-01-01
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On the relative proper motions of 40 stars in the Pleiadesdetermined from micrometric and meridional observationsRoyal Astronomical Society1884-01-01
Uranometria nova exoniensisa photometric determination of the magnitudes of all stars visible to the naked eye from the pole to ten degrees south of the equatorClarendon Press1885-01-01
Occasional thoughts of an astronomer on nature and revelationJ. Murray1889-01-01
Researches in stellar parallax by the aid of photography, from observations made at the Oxford University Observatory.Clarendon Press1889-01-01