The Discovery of Induced Electric Currents is a classic text on the principles of electromagnetic induction. Written by two of the foremost scientists of the 19th century, Joseph Henry and Michael Faraday, this book provides a detailed explanation of the experiments and theories that led to the discovery of this phenomenon, as well as its practical applications.
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