An edition of Pantheon
(1785)
Pantheon
Mr. Lunardi has already experienced so much indulgence and favor in England; from royal condescension; from the nobility, gentry, philosophers and the public in general, that it would be the utmost indiscretion in him to draw attention to any trivial and uninteresting subjects ...
by Vincent Lunardi
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1785
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Pantheon: Mr. Lunardi has already experienced so much indulgence and favor in England; from royal condescension; from the nobility, gentry, philosophers and the public in general, that it would be the utmost indiscretion in him to draw attention to any trivial and uninteresting subjects ...
1785, Printed by J.P. Cochlan, in Duke-street, near Grosvernor-square.
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Concerning one of Lunardi's balloons, exhibited in the Pantheon in 1785, after his London ascents.
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