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Subject: Re: How did Sumner navigate in 1837?
From: Jim Thompson (jimt@XXX.XXX)
Date: Sat May 24 2003 - 06:08:46 EDT
Agreed. Their posts have whetted my appetite for the subject. In fact I'm
spending more time on this now than my regular CN course homework! The good
news is that working on this issue is hammering home the principles for me,
so it is not wasted time.
I'm working on trapping their thoughts in my study notes at
http://jimthompson.net/boating/CelestialNav/CelestialNavigationNotes.htm
but it will take me a while to work them all in.
Jim Thompson
jimt@XXX.XXX
www.jimthompson.net
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Navigation Mailing List
> [mailto:NAVIGATION-L@XXX.XXX]On Behalf Of Bruce Stark
> Sent: Friday, May 23, 2003 7:21 PM
> To: NAVIGATION-L@XXX.XXX
> Subject: Re: How did Sumner navigate in 1837?
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> I've just read the posts made today (May 23d) by Herbert, Jan, and George.
> This is NOT throwaway stuff. It should be placed where anyone
> who's thinking of
> writing on the subject of nineteenth century navigation will find it. With
> luck, someone may study it carefully, absorb the implications,
> and write a solid
> history.
>
> Bruce
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