Note 40 — Chapter XXI
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Oersted's experiments, which by some are regarded as identifying these powers, occurred in 1820, four or five years after the delivery of this Lecture.
[41] Anatom. Lect. I, p. 51.
[42] Anat. Lect. II, p. 62.
[43] Ibid. p. 84.
[44] Ibid. p. 85.
[45] Anat. Lect. II, p. 92.
[46] Physiol. Lect. I, p. 3. 1817.
[47] Introd. Lect. p. 117. 1815.
[48] Physiol. Lect. I, p. 14.
[49] Ibid. p. 22.
[50] Physiol. Lect. I, p. 16.
[51] Physiol. Lect. I, p. 19.
[52] Ibid. p. 26.
[53] Physiol. Lect. I, p. 27.
[54] Physiol. Lect. I, p. 37.
[55] Physiol. Lect. I, p. 51.
[56] Physiol. Lect. III, p. 99.
[57] Physiol. Lect. III, p. 151.
[58] Physiol. Lect. III, p. 152.
[59] Physiol. Lect. IV, p. 155.
[60] Physiol. Lect. IV, p. 164.
[61] Physiol. Lect. V, p. 203.
[62] Physiol. Lect. V, p. 209.
[63] Ibid. p. 229.
[64] Madame Lavoisier, whose celebrated husband was guillotined, afterwards married Count Rumford.
[65] Physiol. Lect. V, p. 237.
[66] Lect. VI, p. 257.