An edition of Description and use of Blunt's medical electrical machine (1797)

Description and use of Blunt's medical electrical machine

and A new method of applying metallic conductors to buildings, &c. for their preservation from lightning.

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An edition of Description and use of Blunt's medical electrical machine (1797)

Description and use of Blunt's medical electrical machine

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[s.n.]
Language
English
Pages
29

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Lightning conductors, Electricity in medicine

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Description and use of Blunt's medical electrical machine: and A new method of applying metallic conductors to buildings, &c. for their preservation from lightning.
1797, [s.n.]
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Bound with Carpue, J.C. [An introduction to electricity and galvanism. London, 1803]

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London
Other Titles
A new method of applying metallic conductors to buildings

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[1], 29 p., [2] fold. leaves of plates :
Number of pages
29

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OL21338006M

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