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Description of a Magnetic Electrical Machine Invented by E. M. Clark
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An Essay on Magnetic Attractions, and On the Laws of Terrestrial and Electro Magnetism
An Essay on Magnetic Attractions: Particularly as Respects the Deviation of the Compass on Shipboard, Occassioned by the Local Influence of the Guns, etc., with an Easy Practical Method of Observing the Same in All Parts of the World
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