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Lightning Conductors: Their History, Nature, and Mode of ApplicationAnderson, Richard, F.C.S.

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Lightning Conductors: Their History, Nature, and Mode of Application

Name: Lightning Conductors: Their History, Nature, and Mode of Application
Author: Anderson, Richard, F.C.S.

Anderson, Richard, F.C.S.

Lightning conductors

W. S. HARRIS. On the Nature of Thunderstorms, and the Means
              of Protecting Buildings and Shipping against Lightning.
              8vo. London.

  1844.    M. A. FARGEAUD. On Lightning Conductors at Strasbourg
              Cathedral. Builder, ii. 39.

           Edinburgh Review. On the best Method of Protecting Buildings
              from Lightning. (Abstract.) Builder, ii. 550.

           MR. WALKER. On the Lightning Conductor on Royal Exchange.
              Builder, ii. 573.

  1845.    MR. WHITE. On Protection of Buildings from Lightning.
              Builder iii. 413.

           CORNAY. Sur quelques Effets de l’Ouragan du 19 août observés
              dans les Environs de Paris. Compt. Rend. xxi. 534.

           MARIANINI. Du ré-électromètre comme moyen de découvrir la
              direction de la Foudre. Ann. de Chim. et de Phys. xiii.
              245.

           HENRY. Method of Protecting from Lightning Buildings covered
              with Metallic Roofs. Proceed. of the Americ. Philos.
              Soc. iv. 179.

  1846.    F. REICH. Electrische Versuche I. Abh. b. Begründ, der
              Königl. Sächs. Gesellsch. der Wiss. p. 197.

           STRICKER. Ueber Anwendung des Galvanismus zur Prüfung der
              Blitzableiter. Pogg. Ann. lxix. 554. Polyt. Journ.
              ciii. 265.

           HENRY. Ueber ein einfaches Verfahren, Gebaüde mit metallischer
              Bedeckung vor dem Blitz zu schützen. Polyt. Journ. ci.
              43.

  1847.    OLMSTED. A New Effect of the Magnetic Telegraph. Mech.
              Mag. xlvii. 262.

           A. KUNZEK. Atmosphärische Elektricität. Leicht fassliche
              Darstellung der Meteorologie. Wien. Gr. 8. 174.

           MR. HIGHTON. A Paper on Lightning Conductors, read before
              Society of Arts. Builder, v. 18.

           W. SMITH. On the Protection of Buildings from Lightning.
              Builder, v. 196.

           M. BONJEAN. On the Presence of Sulphur in Substances
              struck by Lightning. Phil. Mag. xxx. (3 s.), 222.

           HARRIS. On some Recent and Remarkable Examples of the
              Protection afforded by Metallic Conductors against
              heavy Strokes of Lightning. Proc. British Assoc. 1848.

  1848.    ISHAM BAGGS. On the Proximate Cause of Lightning.
              Proceedings of Royal Society, v. 731.

           H. POSELGER. Berichte über atmosphärische Elektricität aus
              d. J. 1846. Fortschritte d. Physik, herausgegeben von
              d. Phys. Gesellsch. zu Berlin (oder Berl. Ber.) f.
              1848. 8vo. p. 363. Berlin.

           C. BRUNNER. Elektrische Lichterscheinungen ohne Donner.
              Fror. Not. ix. x. p. 152.

           LADAME. Sur les Phénomènes électriques de l’Air. Bibl. Univ.
              ix. 286.

           W. EISENLOHR. Anleitung zur Ausführung und Visitation der
              Blitzableiter. 8. Karlsruhe.

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Lightning Conductors: Their History, Nature, and Mode of ApplicationAnderson, Richard, F.C.S.

History

Lightning Conductors: Their History, Nature, and Mode of Application

Anderson, Richard, F.C.S.

Lightning conductors

W. S. HARRIS. On the Nature of Thunderstorms, and the Means
              of Protecting Buildings and Shipping against Lightning.
              8vo. London.

  1844.    M. A. FARGEAUD. On Lightning Conductors at Strasbourg
              Cathedral. Builder, ii. 39.

           Edinburgh Review. On the best Method of Protecting Buildings
              from Lightning. (Abstract.) Builder, ii. 550.

           MR. WALKER. On the Lightning Conductor on Royal Exchange.
              Builder, ii. 573.

  1845.    MR. WHITE. On Protection of Buildings from Lightning.
              Builder iii. 413.

           CORNAY. Sur quelques Effets de l’Ouragan du 19 août observés
              dans les Environs de Paris. Compt. Rend. xxi. 534.

           MARIANINI. Du ré-électromètre comme moyen de découvrir la
              direction de la Foudre. Ann. de Chim. et de Phys. xiii.
              245.

           HENRY. Method of Protecting from Lightning Buildings covered
              with Metallic Roofs. Proceed. of the Americ. Philos.
              Soc. iv. 179.

  1846.    F. REICH. Electrische Versuche I. Abh. b. Begründ, der
              Königl. Sächs. Gesellsch. der Wiss. p. 197.

           STRICKER. Ueber Anwendung des Galvanismus zur Prüfung der
              Blitzableiter. Pogg. Ann. lxix. 554. Polyt. Journ.
              ciii. 265.

           HENRY. Ueber ein einfaches Verfahren, Gebaüde mit metallischer
              Bedeckung vor dem Blitz zu schützen. Polyt. Journ. ci.
              43.

  1847.    OLMSTED. A New Effect of the Magnetic Telegraph. Mech.
              Mag. xlvii. 262.

           A. KUNZEK. Atmosphärische Elektricität. Leicht fassliche
              Darstellung der Meteorologie. Wien. Gr. 8. 174.

           MR. HIGHTON. A Paper on Lightning Conductors, read before
              Society of Arts. Builder, v. 18.

           W. SMITH. On the Protection of Buildings from Lightning.
              Builder, v. 196.

           M. BONJEAN. On the Presence of Sulphur in Substances
              struck by Lightning. Phil. Mag. xxx. (3 s.), 222.

           HARRIS. On some Recent and Remarkable Examples of the
              Protection afforded by Metallic Conductors against
              heavy Strokes of Lightning. Proc. British Assoc. 1848.

  1848.    ISHAM BAGGS. On the Proximate Cause of Lightning.
              Proceedings of Royal Society, v. 731.

           H. POSELGER. Berichte über atmosphärische Elektricität aus
              d. J. 1846. Fortschritte d. Physik, herausgegeben von
              d. Phys. Gesellsch. zu Berlin (oder Berl. Ber.) f.
              1848. 8vo. p. 363. Berlin.

           C. BRUNNER. Elektrische Lichterscheinungen ohne Donner.
              Fror. Not. ix. x. p. 152.

           LADAME. Sur les Phénomènes électriques de l’Air. Bibl. Univ.
              ix. 286.

           W. EISENLOHR. Anleitung zur Ausführung und Visitation der
              Blitzableiter. 8. Karlsruhe.

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