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Southern celestial planisphere by Mons.r De La Hire. Professor Royal and the Academy of Sciences. Uncovered by N. de F Geographer de Monseig.r le Dauphin (original title)

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Title: Southern celestial planisphere by Mons.r De La Hire. Professor Royal and the Academy of Sciences. Uncovered by N. de F Geographer de Monseig.r le Dauphin (original title)
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Retirement after the 1705 matrix.

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