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tained a wonderful increase in power. This The participation of Ten Eyck was so prominent and the Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, who certi- magnet was suspended in a rectangular wooden frame. is made to appear so authentic from many sources that fied to the priority of Henry’s researches… … the strong desire to expound before his class more than JAR, WITH TINFOIL SPIRAL, USED BY HENRY TO There is no question regarding the serious handicap was contained in the text books. The late Prof. PROVE THE INDUCTION OF THE STATIC DIS8- placed on Henry’s labors through lack of funds. This James…

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