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Electricity and Magnetism, a volume in Elisha Grays Natures Miracles series, offers a lucid, apparatus-centered tour of charge, current, induction, and magnetic action. Interweaving historical vignettesVolta, Faradays lines of force, Maxwells field picturewith plainspoken demonstrations and crisp woodcuts, Gray moves from benchtop effects to power stations. Eschewing heavy mathematics, he shows how dynamos, transformers, telegraph circuits, and early telephones enact the same field laws, exemplifying late nineteenthcentury popular science at its best: empirical, practical, and democratically didactic. An accomplished electrical engineer and prolific inventor, Gray co-founded the firm that became Western Electric, created the harmonic telegraph and telautograph, and famously contested priority in the invention of the telephone. Trained at Oberlin and seasoned in shop and laboratory, he writes with a practitioners economy and a teachers patience, translating workshop intuitions into household-scale experiments. The books emphasis on applications and on FaradayMaxwell concepts betrays a life spent bridging patent office, factory floor, and lecture hall, and a desire to make the new electric age intelligible to non-specialists. Recommended to general readers, educators, and historians seeking a clear, context-rich primer that complements mathematical treatises and captures electrification at the moment it entered everyday life.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.