Baille, Jean Baptiste Alexandre, b. 1841, Armstrong, John W., ed · New York, Scribner, Armstrong, and co. · leaf 300
isite and fairy-like,nothing being wanting. Since the famous fêtes of1668, the Château of Versailles had never looked sosplendid. That night was a triumph for the electriclight. LIGHTING OF SHIPS. When daylight ceases a great lantern is hung outat the bows of ships, that their course may be seenand… … APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRIC LIGHT. 271 distance. The inconvenience arising from this hascaused learned men to inquire whether it would notbe possible to make use of the electric light forships. Its intensity would be so great that theship would be seen at a great distance, and thusmany misfortunes…
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