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Gentlemen, The subject of conversation of late having often turn’d upon that ingenious contrivance in the pendulum of a clock, to prevent the inequalities in its motion, arising from its different lengths, in different seasons of the year, by the effects of heat and cold; and it having been often asked, who was the inventor of it, I have therefore thought proper to draw up the following historical account of it: And as this account contains nothing but matters of fact, supported by the best authorities, I hope it will be acceptable to this Society.

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LXXXVIII. A letter of Mr. James Short, F. R, S. to the Royal Society, concerning the inventor of the contrivance in the pen­dulum of a clock, to prevent the irregula­rities of its motion by heat and cold

LXXXVIII. A letter of Mr. James Short, F. R, S. to the Royal Society, concerning the inventor of the contrivance in the pen­dulum of a clock, to prevent the irregula­rities of its motion by heat and cold

LXXXVIII. A letter of Mr. James Short, F. R, S. to the Royal Society, concerning the inventor of the contrivance in the pendulum of a clock, to prevent the irregularities of its motion by heat and cold