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This e-book presents salient facts concerning the satellites of Saturn. Considerable spacee is devoted to an explanation of their names. There are sixteen articles, each of which treat one or more satellites. They are treated in order, starting with the satellites that are closest to Saturn and working outward. Students will find that these articles are especially beneficial.
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