A History of Electric Telegraphy, to the Year 1837 |
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action apparatus appears applied arrangement attracted battery bodies called carried cause charge circuit cloth coil communication complete conducting connected constructed containing copper correspondence course Davy deflected described direction discovery distance doubt edition effect electric telegraph electro-magnet employed Engineers exhibited experiments fact feet force four galvanic give given glass hand Henry idea illustrations inches indicated insulated interesting invention iron Journal keys known length letter light London machine magnetic means Mechanics ment metallic nature needle observed obtained original pair Paris pass patent person piece pile placed plates pole positive practical present principle produced Professor proposed published Railway received reference result Royal says shock showed signals Society soon spark suggested surface tion tube turn wire zinc
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