...electricity, In his work on the identity of the different forms of electricity, he took an agnostic stance: "By current, I mean anything progressive, whether it be a fluid of electricity, or two fluids in opposite directions, or merely vibration. or speaking still more generally, progressive forces.'...

...occurs to me of a current is that given by Faraday in his Third Series of Experimental Researchesf. "By current I mean anything progressive, whether it...speaking still more generally, progressive forces;" and in juxtaposition to this, he saysj, " If the magnetic effects depend upon a current, then it is...

...occurs to me of a current is that given by FARADAY in his Third Series of Experimental Researches*. " By current I mean anything progressive, whether it...speaking still more generally, progressive forces ;" and in juxtaposition to this, he says-f~, " If the magnetic effects depend upon a current, then...