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Recreative Science

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1860

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Page 222

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Coordinates: [424, 1026, 0, 0, 0, 0], Details: "text"=>["telescopic view of nearest approximation", "Telescopic View of nearest approximation", "telescopic view of conjunction of Jupiter & Venus on the morning of July 21st 1859"]

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astronomy jupiter venus conjunction Astronomy Planets Jupiter Venus telescope July 21st 1859 planet Conjunction Mary Ward Planets Jupiter and Venus 1859 james samuelson July 21

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