The Story of Electricity
The Story of Electricity
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DUNHAM* The development of electrical activities and industries which has been going on for the past three or four decades has been so wonderful and so rapid that it would seem as though there was but little more left to know about it. Yet those who know it best are unanimous in the opinion that electric- ity is in its infancy so rar as the scope of its uses to human society are concerned. One of those holding this opinion is Austin C. Dunham, than whom few have been longer active in the electr...ical field, and none more usefully. He has lived more than fourscore years, having been born on June 10, 1833, in South Coventry, Tolland County, Connecticut. But he is of an old Connecticut family, many members of which have been distinguished by remark- able longevity. His ancestry dates back to the first Chief Justice of Connecticut, who was also a Colonel in the Revolution- ary Army and a member of the First Con- tinental Convention. There were also three great-uncles of Mr. Dunham whose average lives were 100 years and who all served in the Revolutionary Army.
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DUNHAM* The development of electrical activities and industries which has been going on for the past three or four decades has been so wonderful and so rapid that it would seem as though there was but little more left to know about it. Yet those who know it best are unanimous in the opinion that electric- ity is in its infancy so rar as the scope of its uses to human society are concerned. One of those holding this opinion is Austin C. Dunham, than whom few have been longer active in the electr...ical field, and none more usefully. He has lived more than fourscore years, having been born on June 10, 1833, in South Coventry, Tolland County, Connecticut. But he is of an old Connecticut family, many members of which have been distinguished by remark- able longevity. His ancestry dates back to the first Chief Justice of Connecticut, who was also a Colonel in the Revolution- ary Army and a member of the First Con- tinental Convention. There were also three great-uncles of Mr. Dunham whose average lives were 100 years and who all served in the Revolutionary Army.
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