Spiritualism and allied causes and conditions of nervous derangement (1876)
Hammond, William Alexander, 1828-1900 · New York : G.P. Putnam's Sons · leaf 120
bottom of the copper vessel wasperforated with holes in consequence of which it was partiallyfilled with water. The cut on page 105 shows the whole arrange-ment. (Fig. 2). When Mr. Home placed his hands inside the copper ves-sel, any force passing through his hands had to traverse thewater, hence… … Fig. 2. the lever oscillated as in his previous experiment, the aver-age strain registered being three or four pounds. The lever moved equally well when Mr. Home put hishands on the table without touching the apparatus at all. I think after an attentive consideration of these experimentswe may…
Nervous System · Spiritualism · Neurotic Disorders
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