An essay on electricity ... being an enquiry into the nature, cause and properties thereof, on the principles of Sir Issac Newton's theory of vibrating motion, light and fire; and the various phænomena of fourty-two capitl experiments; with some observations relative to the uses that may be made of this wonderful power of nature / By Benj. Martin.

  • Martin, Benjamin, 1705-1782.
Date:
1746
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Credit: An essay on electricity ... being an enquiry into the nature, cause and properties thereof, on the principles of Sir Issac Newton's theory of vibrating motion, light and fire; and the various phænomena of fourty-two capitl experiments; with some observations relative to the uses that may be made of this wonderful power of nature / By Benj. Martin. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    E S SAY ELECTRICITY: Being an ENQUIRY into the Nature, Cause and Properties thereof. On the Principles of Sir Ifaac Newton's Theory O F Vibrating Motion, Light and Fire $ And the various Phenomena of Forty-two Capital Experiments 5 With fome OBSERVATIONS relative to the USES That may be made of this Wonderful POWE R of NATUR E. By BENJ, MARTIN. We Mortals have not yet learn d all Things of Jove j mdry i,Things hitherto remain hidden; of which fame, when itjball fleafe him, he will give us in Futurity to know. Arat. Solenf. Phsenom, BATH, Printed for the AUTHOR ; and'Mr. Leake, and Mr. Fre¬ derick, Bookfellers: Mr. Raikes, Printer, at Gloucefer ; Mr. Collins, Printer, at Salijhury; and Mr. Newbury, Bookfeller, at the Bible and Sun in St. Paul'$ Churckdfard, Union. M.DpC.XLVI. [Price Six-Penes.] 4