Apparatus for electrical experiments mb-artist Jon_Lyons Britannia is shown offering comfort

Britannia is shown offering comfort and to the soldiers of Prussia (left) and France (right)

View of the foetal surface of the human placenta

" A detailed description of earthquake damage to the building appears in Mallet's 1862 Report

doubts began to be expressed about her story

holding a coin in his hand

Apparatus for electrical experiments mb-artist Jon_Lyons Britannia is shown offering comfortSix figures showing equipment intended to investigate electric arcs including (figure 4) a Leyden jar. Experiments designed and made by Martin van Marum at Teyler's Museum at Haarlem in the Netherlands. Plate 5 from Beschryving eene ongemeen groote electrizeer machine geplaatst in Teyler's Museum by Martinus van Marum (Haarlemn, 1785). The plate is inscribed upper right: 'Pl. III'; and below 'C. H. Koning Fecit. Martin van Marum was elected a Fellow