At head of title: 1713.

The attribution to Nathaniel Whittemore by Charles L. Nichols, "Notes on the almanacs of Massachusetts" (1912) is generally accepted.

Whittemore's almanac for 1714 was entitled The farmer's almanack.

The cut of the Anatomy was used by Bartholomew Green in various almanacs printed between 1695 and 1722. (A variant copy of the Green cut was used by Thomas Fleet, first appearing in Thomas Robie's almanac for 1716.)

Edward Holyoke, in his 1713 almanac, criticizes the author's eclipse calculations, "if he be the same N.W. that published an almanack a few years ago."

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