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Lecture · 1856 · age 65

The Bakerian Lecture: On the Relations of Gold and other Metals to Light


by Michael Faraday

Kept from archive.org · 1 file · 15 KBCall number FAR LC1856.01

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Public domainFaraday's own text, as far as the record shows: its edition and notes name no translator or editor.Basis: author death year 1867, under a life-plus-70-years rule, as of 2026; other rules, such as the United States publication-date rules, are not assessed.
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Michael Faraday, The Bakerian Lecture: On the Relations of Gold and other Metals to Light (1856). Long Keeping, call number FAR LC1856.01. https://longkeeping.com/michael-faraday/the-bakerian-lecture-on-the-relations-of-gold-and-other-meta/
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ia__jstor-111365__111365_djvu.txt

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