The Library of Work and PlayFront matterReading editionChapter navigation31 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE LIBRARY OF WORK AND PLAYPREFACEILLUSTRATIONSI THE DYNAMO AND THE POWER STATIONII THE DYNAMO, CONTINUED—THE MAGNETIII THE AMMETERIV THE WATTMETERV THE ELECTRIC MOTORVI APPLICATIONS OF THE ELECTRO-MAGNETVII ELECTRIC HEATINGVIII APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRIC HEATINGIX LIGHTING A SUMMER CAMP BY ELECTRICITYX HOW ELECTRICITY FEELSXI THE ELECTRICAL SPARKING EQUIPMENT FOR A GASOLENE ENGINEXII ELECTRICITY FROM CENTRAL STATIONSXIII ELECTRICITY FROM AN OLD MILLXIV DOING CHORES BY ELECTRICITYXV ELECTRIC CURRENTS FROM CHEMICAL ACTION AND CHEMICAL ACTION FROM ELECTRIC CURRENTSXVI ELECTROCUTION AT MILLVILLEXVII THE TELEPHONEXVIII ELECTRIC BELL OUTFIT FOR THE COTTAGEXIX USING ELECTRICITY TO AID THE MEMORYXX THE ELECTRIC BRICK OVENXXI ELECTRIC WAVESXXII RINGING BELLS AND LIGHTING LAMPS BY ELECTRIC WAVESXXIII TELEGRAPHING BY ELECTRIC WAVESXXIV HALLEY'S COMET AND ELECTRICAL WAVESXXV HOW THE IDEA OF A UNIVERSAL ETHER DEVELOPEDXXVI ELECTRIC CURRENTS CANNOT BE CONFINED TO WIRESXXVII WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY IN EARNESTBeginning of this editionNext chapter →THE LIBRARY OF WORK AND PLAYAll chapters and sections (31)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE LIBRARY OF WORK AND PLAYPREFACEILLUSTRATIONSI THE DYNAMO AND THE POWER STATIONII THE DYNAMO, CONTINUED—THE MAGNETIII THE AMMETERIV THE WATTMETERV THE ELECTRIC MOTORVI APPLICATIONS OF THE ELECTRO-MAGNETVII ELECTRIC HEATINGVIII APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRIC HEATINGIX LIGHTING A SUMMER CAMP BY ELECTRICITYX HOW ELECTRICITY FEELSXI THE ELECTRICAL SPARKING EQUIPMENT FOR A GASOLENE ENGINEXII ELECTRICITY FROM CENTRAL STATIONSXIII ELECTRICITY FROM AN OLD MILLXIV DOING CHORES BY ELECTRICITYXV ELECTRIC CURRENTS FROM CHEMICAL ACTION AND CHEMICAL ACTION FROM ELECTRIC CURRENTSXVI ELECTROCUTION AT MILLVILLEXVII THE TELEPHONEXVIII ELECTRIC BELL OUTFIT FOR THE COTTAGEXIX USING ELECTRICITY TO AID THE MEMORYXX THE ELECTRIC BRICK OVENXXI ELECTRIC WAVESXXII RINGING BELLS AND LIGHTING LAMPS BY ELECTRIC WAVESXXIII TELEGRAPHING BY ELECTRIC WAVESXXIV HALLEY'S COMET AND ELECTRICAL WAVESXXV HOW THE IDEA OF A UNIVERSAL ETHER DEVELOPEDXXVI ELECTRIC CURRENTS CANNOT BE CONFINED TO WIRESXXVII WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY IN EARNESTFront end paperTHE LIBRARY OF WORK AND PLAY Electricity and Its Everyday UsesTHE LIBRARY OF WORK AND PLAY →
