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1. Development of electricity. [1901]

  • Ratcliffe, John Ashworth
  • History of Science; p149-58.

2. From galvanism to electrodynamics the transformation of German physics and its social context. [1979]

  • Caneva, Kenneth L.
  • Historical studies in the physical sciences v10; p63-159.

3. Jove's competitors. [1901]

  • Kaempffert, Waldemar Bernhard
  • Science today and tomorrow; p207-18.

4. Magnetism and electricity. [1901]

  • Reason, H. A.
  • Road to modern science; p106-38.

5. Two centuries after Newton. [1901]

  • Jeans, Sir J. H.
  • Growth of Physical Science; p230-88.

6. Physics in the eighteenth century. [1953]

  • Dingle, H.
  • Scientific adventure; p127-50.

7. Electrician in Penn sylvania. [1901]

  • Van Doren, C. C.
  • Carl Van Doren, selected by himself; p311-43.

8. On magnetism and magnetic bodies an easy experiment. [1901]

  • Gilbert, William
  • Autobiography of science; p114-17.

9. Experiments in electricity the kite, the key, and the lightning bolt; the electrical cooker. [1901]

  • Franklin, Benjamin
  • Autobiography of science; p235-36.

10. Induced electrical currents. [1901]

  • Henry, Joseph
  • Autobiography of science; p292.

11. Notes from his diary. [1901]

  • Faraday, Michael
  • Autobiography of science; p290-91.

12. Electroscopes pith balls and gold leaves. [1901]

  • Lemon, Harvey Brace
  • From Galileo to cosmic rays; p177-82.

13. Florentine experiments. [1901]

  • Fraser, C. G.
  • Half-hours with great scientists; p391-92.

14. Electricity. [1901]

  • Fraser, C. G.
  • Half-hours with great scientists; p389.

15. “Subtle fluids"—II. Magnetic and electric. [1901]

  • Wightman, W. P. D.
  • Growth of scientific ideas; p206-18.

16. How the strange behavior of a dead frog led to the discovery of new elements. [1901]

  • Wightman, W. P. D.
  • Growth of scientific ideas; p219-28.

17. The electrical structure of matter. [1960]

  • Rutherford, Ernest Rutherford
  • Classics in science; p168-78.

18. On Faraday's lines of force. [1963]

  • Maxwell, James Clerk
  • A treasury of scientific prose; p327-35.

19. Electricity and magnetism. [1949]

  • Shepherd, W.
  • New survey of science; p345-61.

20. Benjamin Franklin electrician; excerpt from “Benjamin Franklin”. [1901]

  • Van Doren, Carl Clinton
  • Armchair science reader; p319-24.

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