Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Comet Lore Halley's Comet in History and Astronomy
The great English poets, on their part, have lifted up their voices to sing of the dire effects of Comets.
Shakespeare, the greatest of them all, abounds in allu sions to these dread wandering stars.
Thus he makes Horatio in the first scene of Hamlet speak with awe of.
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