The Earliest Electromagnetic InstrumentsChipman, Robert A.
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The Earliest Electromagnetic Instruments
Chipman, Robert A.
Electric apparatus and appliances
Page 127: "in the magnetic meridian, then"--had "meridan."
Page 128: "mainly of the postscript, with"--had "postcript."
Page 134: "paper of April 2, 1821,[22] is quite"--had "1921."
Page 135: "thermoelectric circuits, where"--had "thermoelectirc."
Page 135: "arrangement has resulted."--had "arragnement."
Page 135: "King of the American Institute of Physics."--had "Physic."
Footnote 13: "_Geschichte der Elektrizitaet_"--had "Elektrizitat."
Footnote 16: "_Journal fuer Chemie und Physik_"--had "and."
Footnote 24: "The German word _Kette_"--had "work."
Questionable spellings have been retained as follows:
Page 125 and Index: J. B. [Johann Bartholomacus] Tromsdorff--should
be Johann Bartholomaeus Trommsdorff?
Page 129: "sulphur, phosphorous and carbon..."--should be "phosphorus"
but may be misspelled in the quoted material?
Footnote 20: "Sur le Multiplier electro-magnetique..."--should be
"Multiplicateur"?
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