The young surveyor's guide;  or, A new introduction to the whole art of surveying land. both by the chain and all instruments now in use. Now first ... all the useful geometrical definitions, Buy on Amazon
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The young surveyor's guide; or, A new introduction to the whole art of surveying land. both by the chain and all instruments now in use. Now first ... all the useful geometrical definitions,

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Author(s) Edward Laurence
Publisher RareBooksClub.com
ISBN / ASIN 1236594517
ISBN-13 9781236594518
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Sales Rank #9,132,119
Marketplace United States 🇺🇸
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1717 edition. Excerpt: ...theScituation of the Anghs, vit. inward and outward, for fear of committing of a miftake when you protract the fame. Now if you draw a Line from G to F, you divide it into 2 Trapeziums 5 and then the Content is found as hath been before taught. How to take the Plot of a Field ty going round the fame, fFig. Let A BCD reprefent a Field to be meafured. Firft beginning at the Angle A, I meafure one Chain in Length towards B, as to a, and another towards E as to b y next, I rake the diflance from a to b 1; 50, and note it down in my Field Book, f or the Quantify of the Angle A i and nvaure the Hedge AB 00, and put it in my FuldBook. Neit I come to the A'3gle B, and meafuring one Chain to d, and another to c, I take the difiance d c with my Chain, and I find it fo be 1. 40, and the Hedge BC 3. I Next I come to the Angle C, and measuring one Chain toe, and another to t and take the diflance f e, I find irto be I. 'C» and from C to 2. 17, and fo I pro. ceed £/e» to ProtraS the former Work. Firjt, I take from my Scale 1 Chain, and having drawn a Line as AB, upon A as a Center, I ftrike the Arch a b; then take from your Scale 1. 50, and fet it from a to b, and draw the L;ne AE, fettirg thereon 2. 60 from A to E, and 3 Chains from A to B; then taking one Chain from my Scale and putting one Foot in B, I ftrike the Arch c d; next 1 take 1 Chain 40 L:nks, the Quantity of the Angle B, and fet it from d to c, and draw the Line BC, making it to be in Length 3. 15. Next I coins to the Angle C, and fetting one Foot in C, with the other I defcribe the Arch ef, then taking 1. 10, from your Scale, I fet it from e to and through the point f, I draw the Line CD in Length 2.17. Next I come to the Ag'e D, and always taking 1 Chain from my Scale, I put one...
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