Assistant Secretary of the British A ssociation). LECTURE I. JAN. 16. INTRODUCTORY. A mongst the actions of different kinds into which electricity has conventionally been subdivided, there is, I think, none which excels, or even equals, in importance that called I nduction. It is of the most general influence in electrical phenomena, appearing to be concerned in every one of them, and has in reality the character of a first, essential, and fundamental principle.
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