United States. Hydrographic Office. (1868). New American practical navigator: Being an epitome of navigation; containing all tables necessary to be used with Nautical almanac in determining latitude, and longitude by lunar observations, and keeping complete reckoning at sea; illustrated by proper rules and examples; whole exemplified in journal, kept from Boston to Madeira, in which all rules of navigation are introduced; also, demonstration of usual rules of trigonometry; problems in mensuration, surveying, and gauging; dictionary of sea terms; and manner of performing most useful evolutions at sea; with appendix, containing methods of calculating eclipses of sun and moon and occultations of fixed stars; rules for finding longitude of place by observations of eclipses, occultations, and transits of moon's limb over meridian; also new method for finding latitude by two altitudes. [publisher not identified].
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationUnited States. Hydrographic Office. New American Practical Navigator: Being an Epitome of Navigation; Containing All Tables Necessary to Be Used with Nautical Almanac in Determining Latitude, and Longitude by Lunar Observations, and Keeping Complete Reckoning at Sea; Illustrated by Proper Rules and Examples; Whole Exemplified in Journal, Kept from Boston to Madeira, in Which All Rules of Navigation Are Introduced; Also, Demonstration of Usual Rules of Trigonometry; Problems in Mensuration, Surveying, and Gauging; Dictionary of Sea Terms; and Manner of Performing Most Useful Evolutions at Sea; with Appendix, Containing Methods of Calculating Eclipses of Sun and Moon and Occultations of Fixed Stars; Rules for Finding Longitude of Place by Observations of Eclipses, Occultations, and Transits of Moon's Limb over Meridian; Also New Method for Finding Latitude by Two Altitudes. [Washington]: [publisher not identified], 1868.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationUnited States. Hydrographic Office. New American Practical Navigator: Being an Epitome of Navigation; Containing All Tables Necessary to Be Used with Nautical Almanac in Determining Latitude, and Longitude by Lunar Observations, and Keeping Complete Reckoning at Sea; Illustrated by Proper Rules and Examples; Whole Exemplified in Journal, Kept from Boston to Madeira, in Which All Rules of Navigation Are Introduced; Also, Demonstration of Usual Rules of Trigonometry; Problems in Mensuration, Surveying, and Gauging; Dictionary of Sea Terms; and Manner of Performing Most Useful Evolutions at Sea; with Appendix, Containing Methods of Calculating Eclipses of Sun and Moon and Occultations of Fixed Stars; Rules for Finding Longitude of Place by Observations of Eclipses, Occultations, and Transits of Moon's Limb over Meridian; Also New Method for Finding Latitude by Two Altitudes. [publisher not identified], 1868.