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  <dc:title>Transcript and letter from Neville Maskelyne to the Reverend Anthony Shepherd, Fellow of Christ's College and Plumian Professor in the University of Cambridge</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Thanks him for his account of the stones Maskelyne had brought fromn Schehallien, Concerning a watermill for pounding limestone to manure the ground; refers to limestone on Schehallien of a particular sort; attending a meeting of the Committee of the Society to examine his new equatorial instruments which were not fit for purpose through neglect of Mr Sisson; Mr Ramsden will make them good if not constrained by fear of expense; hopes Rev Shepherd will be at the Council next Thursday where the Committee's report will be made.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>10 October 1775</dc:date>
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