Sep 1871
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Nature, Volume 4, Issue 99, pp. 405-406 (1871).
Physics
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As regards the particular passage in my edition of Deschanel which I am challenged to defend by your Reviewer (NATURE, vol. iii. p. 343), his charge, which is somewhat obscured by rhetorical embellishment, seems to be that in the factor it has not been indicated that H and h, as well as 760, denote so many millimetres of mercury at zero. I think this was scarcely necessary, as the question whether the observed or reduced heights of the mercurial columns should be employed, is not one on which a doubt could occur to the mind of any intelligent reader, reduced heights being invariably employed in the chapter in which the passage occurs, and in the book generally.
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