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January 1, 1823The Philosophical Magazine

XVI. Description of a barometer for measuring altitudes, constructed on the principle of the elasticity of included air

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"XVI. Description of a barometer for measuring altitudes, constructed on the principle of the elasticity of included air ." The Philosophical Magazine, 61(297), pp. 61–62

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