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work_e3loririzbczrb6ixc7vv7uf74	J. L. Winn	A Letter to Dr. Benjamin Franklin, F. R. S. Giving an Account of the Appearance of Lightning on a Conductor Fixed from the Summit of the Mainmast of a Ship, down to the Water: By Capt. J. L. Winn	1770	5	.pdf	application/pdf	1171	267	101	giving an account of the appearance of lightning on a conductor fixed from the summit of the mainmast of a ship, down to the water: By Capt. they had continued feveral days, w hen exceeding dark v againft the wind that blew > w ith; ms, till they had lightning, and got ,my conductor in order $ w hen, in i lently againft the b a c k p a y s , to w hich the chain was ; I thought it proceeded from the light in the binnacle; • and fparks which I had obferved proceeded ; •the chain broken at B, h a lf the eye o f each link above and below the eye o f each link, w hich pre­ A A A T h e conductor, a chain o f copper wire, o f th e Cj and hoid up the chain, till the point o f 	./cache/work_e3loririzbczrb6ixc7vv7uf74.pdf	./txt/work_e3loririzbczrb6ixc7vv7uf74.txt