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A treatise of artificial magnets; in which is shewn an easy and expeditious method of making them superior to the best natural ones; and also, a way of improving the natural ones, and of changing or converting their poles. Directions are likewise given for making the mariner's needles. In the best form, and for touching them most adventageously, &c cover
1751•78 pages•Published•ENG•User Reviews

A treatise of artificial magnets; in which is shewn an easy and expeditious method of making them superior to the best natural ones; and also, a way of improving the natural ones, and of changing or converting their poles. Directions are likewise given for making the mariner's needles. In the best form, and for touching them most adventageously, &c

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1751

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78 pages

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Printed by J. Bentham, and sold by W. and J. Mount & T. Page, London [and others]

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ENG

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