A history of electricity : the intellectual rise in electricity from antiquity to the days of Benjamin Franklin (1898)
Benjamin, Park, 1849-1922 · New York : J. Wiley & Sons · leaf 525
man *wizard Bose; and yet alike in each being a phil-osopher, which Von Kleist, whose discovery has contrib-uted so much to the immortality of the memories of bothof them, certainly was not. But, at the time when Van Musschenbroeck wrote hisfamous letter to Reaumur, which Nollet made public… … N . ^le Sueur Invenic R. ■ B rtutet/ecit ABBE NOI,I.ET EXHIBITINC GRAYS EXPERIMENT OF THEEl^ECTRIFIED BOY.^ Reproduced in fac simile from the frontispiece of Nollets Essai surr^lectricit4 des corps. Paris, 1746. The boy is suspended on silk linesand electrified by the excited glass tube held by the…
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