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- Blanchard, 1784, Journal and certificates on the fourth voyage of Mr. Blanchard .... 16 Oct. 1784
- Blanchard, 1784, Narrative of his third aerial voyage from Rouen, on the 18th of July, 1784
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- Cavallo, 1781, A treatise on the nature and the properties of air and other permanently elastic fluids
- Cavallo, 1785, The history and practice of aerostation
- Cavendish, 1776, Experiments on factitious air
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- Desaguliers, 1741, A calculation of the velocity of the air, mov'd by the new invented centrifugal bellows of 7 foot diameter and 1 foot thick within
- Desauliers, 1717, An account of some experiments made on the 27th day of April, 1719, to find how much the resistance of the air retards falling bodies
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- Hauksbee, 1706, An account of an experiment touching the different densities of the air, from the greatest natural heat, to the greatest natural cold in this climate
- Hauksbee, 1708, An account of the success of an attempt to continue several atmospheres of air condensed in the space of one, for a considerable time
- Hauksbee, 1740, An experiment showing the different densities of the air, from the greatest natural heat, to the greatest natural cold in this climate
- Hook, 1739, An account of flying
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- Jeffries, 1786, Narrative of Two Aerial Voyages
- Jeffries, 1786, Second voyage on the 7th January, 1785, from the cliffs of Dover, across the British Channel
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- Lana, 1739, Of a flying ship
- Lockwood, 1785, Account of his aerial excursion (in June 1785) with the British balloon
- Lunardi, 1784, A particular description of Mr. Lunardi's aerial voyage from the Artillery Ground, London, to a field near Ware, in Hertfordshire, on the 15th September, 1784
- Lunardi, 1784, An account of the first aërial voyage in England
- Lunardi, 1784, Particulars relating to his improved aerostatic machine of aerial telegraph exhibited at the Pantheon, Oxford Street
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- Martyn, 1784, Hints of important uses to be derived from aërostatic globes
- Mazeas, 1753, Observations upon the electricity of the air, translated from French
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- Papin, 1739, The velocity wherewith the air rushes into an exhausted receiver
- Pilon, 1784, Aerostation or Templar's stratagem
- Priestley, 1775, Experiments and observation on different kinds of air
- Publication 10082, 1744, An Account of a Book intituled, New Principles of Gunnery, containing the Determination of the Force of Gunpowder; and an Investigation of the resisting Power of the Air to swift and slow Motions
- Publication 10380, 1785, An account of Mr. J. Deeker's two aerial expeditions from the city of Norwich
- Publication 11974, 1774, To compare the densities of the air, at any given elevation above the surface of the earth, in different temperatures
- Publication 458, 1783, The air balloon, or A treatise on the aerostatic globe
- Publication 4662, 1751, Flying and no failure
- Publication 7484-7485, 1783, Lettre sur le globe aérostatique
- Publication 9590, 1785, Pensées sur l'avancement de l'aérostation ou l'art de voyager dans l'atmosphère, avec la description d'une machine que l'on construit actuellement sur des principes différents de ceux qui ont été adoptés jusqu'à présent
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- Sage, 1785, A letter addressed to a female friend by Mrs. Sage, the first English female aerial traveller
- Sage, 1785, A letter describing her expedition with Mr. Lundardi's balloon on the 29th June, 1785
- Shuckburgh, 1778, Comparison between Sir George Shuckburgh and Colonel Roy's rules for the measurements of heights with the barometer
- Southern, 1785, A treatise upon aerostatic machines, with directions for making inflammable air
