Cramer's Pittsburgh magazine almanack for A.D. 1806 ... This almanack is calculated for the meridian and parallel of Pittsburgh, but will serve without any sensible variation for Ohio, Kentucky, Virginia, &c. ; No. III--Part I

Weitere Titel:

The Pittsburgh magazine almanack, for 1806

1. Verfasser:

Taylor, John

Format:

Elektronisch E-Book

Sprache:

Englisch

Veröffentlicht:

[Pittsburgh] From the press of Zadok Cramer, bookseller and printer, Market Street, Pittsburgh [1805]

Umfang:

Includes files in TIFF, GIF and PDF formats with inclusion of keyword searchable text, Online-Ressource (60 p) 19 cm

Anmerkungen:

"The Pittsburgh magazine almanack, for 1806. No. III. Part II," with caption title, begins on p. [37]. - Drake, M. Almanacs, 10701. - Shaw & Shoemaker, 50521. - The preceding issues, for 1804 and 1805, were entitled The Pittsburgh magazine almanack. - While John Taylor was last named as the calculator of this series of almanacs with the 1805 issue (entitled The Pittsburgh magazine almanack), and again named as calculator beginning with the issue for 1812, the intervening issues are presumably his work as well. In all of them the weather predictions are composed in his distinctive flowing style. In most of their calendars, as in most of Taylor's, April draws to an end in warm rain accompanied by "distant thunder" and a seasonal calling of nature into life. These issues also contain a feature found only in Taylor's work, i.e., the November calendar pages predict dates for both the beginning and end of Indian summer