Madeira Meteorologic, a Paper

"Madeira Meteorologic, a Paper" presents Charles Piazzi Smyth's detailed observations and insights into the meteorology of Madeira. This historical document offers a glimpse into 19th-century scientific practices and the study of climate and weather patterns in a specific geographic location. Smyth's work contributes to our understanding of the natural history of Madeira and provides valuable historical data for contemporary researchers and enthusiasts interested in meteorology and climate change. The paper captures a moment in time, reflecting the scientific curiosity and methodologies of the era, and remains relevant for those studying the history of science and the evolution of meteorological understanding.

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