JOURNAL OF ASTRONOMICAL HISTORY AND HERITAGE

Volume 10 No. 1		March 2007
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Contents		1
Papers
Highlighting the History of French Radio Astronomy. 1: Nordmann’s Attempt to Observe Solar Radio Emission in 1901	Suzanne Débarbat, James Lequeux, & Wayne Orchiston	3
Highlighting the history of French radio astronomy. 2: The solar eclipse observations of 1949-1954	Wayne Orchiston & Jean-Louis Steinberg	11
Planet, Asteroid, Minor Planet: A Case Study in Astronomical Nomenclature	David W. Hughes & Brian G. Marsden	21
E.E. Barnard and the Eclipse of Iapetus in 1889	James Bryan	31
William Doberck – Double Star Astronomer	P. Kevin MacKeown	49
Lowell Observatory Enters the Twentieth Century—in the 1950s	Joseph S. Tenn	65
IAU Report
IAU Archives Working Group. Triennial Report (2003-2006)	Brenda G. Corbin	72
Book Reviews (all)
Kommandosache Sonnengott. Geschichte der deutschen Sonnenforschung im Dritten Reich und unter alliierter Besatzung, by Michael P. Seiler	Wolfgang Mattig & Wolfgang Schmidt	73
The Man Who Found Time. James Hutton and the Discovery of the Earth’s Antiquity, by Jack Repcheck	Mary Brück	79
The Stargazer of Hardwicke: the Life and Work of Thomas William Webb / Gracewing Publishing, 2006, ed. by Janet & Mark Robinson	F. Richard Stephenson	74
James Hutton, the Founder of Modern Geology, by Donald B. McIntyre & Alan McKirdy	Mary Brück	74
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Volume 10 No. 2		July 2007
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Quasars and the Caltech-Carnegie Connection	Edward R. Waluska	79
John Michell, the Pleiades, and Odds of 496,000 to 1	David W. Hughes & Susan Cartwright	93
Solar Photography in the Nineteenth Century: the Case of the Infante D. Luiz Observatory in Lisbon (1871-1880)	Vitor Bonifácio, Isabel Malaquias, & João Fernandes	101
The Norwegian Naval Observatories	Bjørn Ragnvald Pettersen	115
Demetrios Eginitis: Restorer of the Athens Observatory	E. Th. Theodossiou, V.N. Manimanis, & P. Mantarakis	123
F.X. von Zach and the Fifth Continent	Peter Brosche	133
Caveat Lector: Comments on Douglas J. Keenan, ‘Astro-Historiographic Chronologies of Early China are Unfounded’	David W. Pankenier	137
Defence of Planetary Conjunctions for Early Chinese Chronology is Unmerited	Douglas J. Keenan	142
Stephen J. O’Meara and Ring Spokes Before Voyager 1	James Bryan	148
Corrigendum
Correction to E.E. Barnard and the Eclipse of Iapetus in 1889	James Bryan	150
Obituary
Donald Edward Osterbrock (1924 – 2007)	William Sheehan & C. Robert O’Dell	151
Book Reviews (all)
Caroline Herschel’s Autobiographies ed. by Michael Hoskin	Mary Brück	157
Two Paths to Heaven’s Gate, by Nan Dieter Conklin	Wayne Orchiston	157
The Man Who Changed Everything: The Life of James Clerk Maxwell, by Basil Mahon	Clive Davenhall	158
Harrison in the Abbey, by Arnold Wolfendale	Wayne Orchiston	158
Observatoires et Patrimonie Astronomique Français, ed. by Guy Boistel	Monique Gros	159
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Volume 10 No. 3		November 2007
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Content		161
Papers from the Lindsay Symposium		162
A Selection of Photographs from the Lindsay Centennial Symposium
Eric Melvyn Lindsay and Astronomy in Ireland	Mark E. Bailey	163
Armagh, Dunsink and the Early Days of the Irish Astronomical Society	Mary Brück	167
The Armagh-Dunsink-Harvard Telescope: From Dream to Oblivion	C. John Butler	173
Under Irish Skies	Patrick Corvan	179
Family Memoirs of a Very Special Uncle	Robin Lindsay, Jack Lindsay, & Mary Lindsay	187
Dr Eric Mervyn Lindsay (1907-1974): A Personal View	John C. McConnell	190
Dr Eric Lindsay: Personal Recollections	Derek McNally	193
Dr Eric Lindsay: A, B, C, D, … to Z. A Personal Recollection	Terry Moseley	194
Remembering Eric and Sylvia Lindsay during the War Years	Donald S. Nicholson	197
Sir Robert Stawell Ball (1840-1913): Royal Astronomer in Ireland and Astronomy’s Public Voice	Allan Chapman	198
Other Papers
Variations in the Earth’s Clock Error ΔT between AD 300 and 800 as Deduced from Observations of Solar and Lunar Eclipses	F. Richard Stephenson	211
Highlighting the History of French Radio Astronomy. 3: The Würzburg Antennas at Marcoussis, Meudon and Nançay	Wayne Orchiston, James Lequeux, Jean-Louis Steinberg, & Jean Delannoy	221
Book Reviews (all)
A Descriptive Catalogue of Greco-Roman Comets from 500 B.C. to A.D. 400, by John T. Ramsey	David W. Hughes	246
The Sun Kings: The Unexpected Tragedy of Richard Carrington and the Tale of How Modern Astronomy Began, by Stuart Clark	Wayne Orchiston	246
The Telescope. Its History, Technology, and Future, by Geoff Andersen	David Blank	247
Living Among the Stars at the Johannesburg Observatory, by Dirk Vermeulen	Wayne Orchiston	247
Index to Volume 10		248
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