Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers Vol. XVIII

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A NEW PAGE-PRINTING TELEGRAPH

IMPORTANT EUROPEAN ELECTRICAL AND ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENTS AT THE CLOSE OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY

AMERIOAN INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS

SYNCHRONISM AND FREQUENCY INDICATION

PERFORMANCE OF AN ARTIFICIAL FORTY-MILE TRANSMISSION LINE

THE CONTROL OF HIGH POTENTIAL SYSTEMS OF LARGE POWER

THE ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION OF POWER FROM NIAGARA FALLS

DEVELOPMENT OF THE NERNST LAMP IN AMERICA

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