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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 4 (1899) (1899)

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ting mo- most unusual aptitude for writing poetry. When still tion in the direction of its axis so as to prevent irregular a youth he wrote a poem of eight hundred verses on wear in the brushes and journals. When the magnet, the Seasons, in Latin, which has recently been trans- D, is excited the… … cluding the many relics of Alessandro Volta, was en- transformer in each phase to 440-volt current, and then TOMB OF ALESSANDRO VOLTA IN THE CEMETERY tirely destroyed by fire on July 8, the cause being a led toa rotary transformer, where it is changed to 550- AT CAMNAGO. defective electric wire.…

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