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English: Woodcut of the Great Comet of 1744 (C/1743 X1), aka. Chéseaux's comet or Comet Klinkenberg-Chéseaux, from The World of Comets book of 1877. Has the caption "Chéseaux's Comet as seen at Lausanne during the night of the 8th of March 1744".
Português: Xilogravura do Grande Cometa de 1744 (C/1743 X1), também conhecido como Cometa de Chéseaux ou Cometa Klinkenberg-Chéseaux, do livro The World of Comets de 1877. Possui a legenda "Cometa de Chéseaux como visto em Lausanne durante a noite de 8 de março de 1744".
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Source The World of Comets (London, 1877), p.212b (Plate V, unlabeled). Available on The Internet Archive
Author Amédée Guillemin; James Glaisher (ed., trans.); unspecified illustrator ("[F]rom [Chéseaux's] original drawing we have designed Plate V").
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