Elements of Electricity, Magnetism, and Electro-Magnetism : Embracing the Late Discoveries and Improvements : Digested into the Form of a Treatise, Being the Second Part of a Course of Natural Philosophy
by John 1779-1853 Farrar, John 1779-1853 Course of Na Farrar, Jean-Baptiste 1774-1862 Précis Biot
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