Elijah Hinsdale Burritt (1794-1838), his much used popular American school atlas comprising pl. 1 (uncoloured, double-p.) : a Plan of the Solar System , plates II - VII numbered such that pl. III precedes pl. II. etc., each hand-coloured and illustrated with Greek and Roman mythology constellation figures, marked with the scale of magnitudes of the stars, plate VI entitled 'Northern Circumpolar Map for each Month of the year', pl. VII entitled 'Southern Circumpolar Map for each Month of the year' and final double-p. pl. Celestial Planisphere or Map of the Heavens.
For a full descriptive history see, Astronomy magazine, Michael E. Bakich, "The importance of The Geography of the Heavens
Schools and colleges throughout America regarded the book as a valuable tool for teaching astronomy. " May 5, 2020 issue
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