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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 3 (January 1876) (1876)

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the magnet, it could anything that is apolic is incapable of manifestation as a sure to act on the gage. be converted, just as at the magnet itself, into dynamic elec- force, manifestation involving force—hence anything apolic It seems that some parts of the original were put in by the tricity, and… … I had in my possession a rather powerful magneto-electric No. 1 is a water supply pipe, 3, a fore chamber to 3, the magneto-electric machine, for the purpose of preventing the machine, on the same principle as Ladd's machine. The re- cylinder (of 30 square inches cross section); 4, piston ; 5, pis-…

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