IV. An account of the Harmattan, a singular African wind

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Abstract The Harmattan is a periodical wind which blows from the interior parts of Africa towards the Atlantic Ocean, and Possesses such extraordinary properties, as to merit the attention of the naturalist, making a curious and important article in the history and theory of the winds.

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