Terrestrial refraction mb-artistname William Watkins a small group of radical

a small group of radical Conservatives

Sectional views of St Michael's Crypt

The battle of the Valerik River on July 11

here shown in the clogs and uniform of the working man

looking directly to camera and holding a leather-bound book

Terrestrial refraction mb-artistname William Watkins a small group of radicalPlate illustrating John Ross's report of the curious effects of refraction in Arctic latitudes. The observations were made on 22 September 1832 at North End Cape, Somerset Island, in the Canadian Arctic. Figure 1 shows the land 'as with no refraction, distant fourteen miles'; figure 2 shows 'the same land, with an iceberg four miles distant raised above the land'; figure 3 shows 'the same refracted in a different way on the same day.' Plate facing p.