"Supplement: Being Instructions For The Computation Of A Table Of The Deviations Of a Ship's Compass, From Observations Made On 4, 8, 16, or 32 Points" is a detailed guide focused on the practical aspects of maritime navigation. Authored by Archibald Smith, this work provides essential instructions for calculating a table of deviations for a ship's compass. The book offers methodologies for observations made on various points, enabling mariners to correct their compass readings accurately. This text is invaluable for anyone involved in seafaring, navigation, and the history of maritime technology, offering insights into the techniques used to ensure accurate navigation at sea.
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