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"Things a Boy Should Know About Electricity," by Thomas Matthew St. John, is a classic guide to understanding the principles and practical applications of electricity. This second edition delves into the fascinating world of electrical circuits and experiments, making it an engaging introduction to the subject for anyone interested in electronics or electrical engineering.
Explore the fundamentals of electricity through clear explanations and accessible instructions. This book provides a foundational understanding suitable for both beginners and those seeking a historical perspective on the science. Discover the thrill of early electrical experiments and gain insights into the ingenuity of electrical engineering from a bygone era.
A timeless resource meticulously prepared for print republication, "Things a Boy Should Know About Electricity" offers a unique opportunity to learn about this essential scientific field through a vintage lens. A valuable addition to any science enthusiast's library.
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