Very much, thank you! Your prowess at finding cool stuff on the Net continues to delight me.
Note: This text is intended to be accessible, but does not pretend to be a scholarly edition of Franklin's electrical experiments. I defer to Cohen and to the Yale University Press editions for that. However, the material reproduced here is offered free of copyright, as my intent is to make Franklin's fascinating writing on electricity available to all. I would ask you to do the courtesy of acknowledging the source if you use the material presented here in other publications.
Robert A. Morse, Physics Master, St. Albans School, Washington DC
All hail Robert A. Morse, open-source hero of physics!
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Date: 2005-08-27 07:37 pm (UTC)Note: This text is intended to be accessible, but does not pretend to be a scholarly edition of Franklin's electrical experiments. I defer to Cohen and to the Yale University Press editions for that. However, the material reproduced here is offered free of copyright, as my intent is to make Franklin's fascinating writing on electricity available to all. I would ask you to do the courtesy of acknowledging the source if you use the material presented here in other publications.
Robert A. Morse, Physics Master, St. Albans School, Washington DC
All hail Robert A. Morse, open-source hero of physics!