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The State of Electromagnetism During the Civil War (A Confederate Colonel's Charge to His Men on the Precipice of Battle)

Author:

Tombe, Frederick David

Category:

Research Papers

Sub-Category:

Mathematical Physics

Language:

English

Date Published:

August 20, 2025

File:

/Research Papers-Mathematical Physics/Download/10291

Downloads:

163

Keywords:

aether, electric fluid, Weber, Kohlrausch, Kirchhoff, Maxwell, electric current, vortices, electric particles, portals

Abstract:

On the eve of the Battle of Atlanta—Georgia, 21st July 1864—Colonel Sherburn, best known as the retired soldier who stared down a lynch mob in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, stands again in command, now leading a regiment in Walker’s division. Bivouacked southeast of Atlanta awaiting nightfall orders, Sherburn, sensing the first tremors of a new technological dawn, addresses his soldiers in the falling twilight.

Comments

Laurence Hecht(Massachusetts, United States):

I enjoyed that! And a good imitation of Twain, though without the phonetic spelling that makes Huckleberry Finn a bit tough to read, even for an American––and worse, I imagine, for a speaker of the King's English.
Yet, I still have to wonder what's in those tiny whirlpools? Being, creation, the breath of God himself? But can we get closer?

Posted: August 25, 2025 @ 1:41:28 pm

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