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About The Book: "A Treatise on Electricity and Magnetism" is split into two volumes. The frist Volume extensively examines quantity measurement, including fundamental and derived units, physical continuity, vectors, potentials, and energy systems. It explores mechanical interactions between electrical systems, equilibrium, and current distribution theory, concluding with discussions on resistance and electric properties. The second Volume delves into magnetism, covering elementary theory, magnetic units, and interactions. It discusses Ampere's investigations, electromagnetic rotations, and dynamics, concluding with theories on light and action at a distance. Additionally, it explores phenomena like ferromagnetism and diamagnetism, offering comprehensive insights into electromagnetic principles and their applications across various phenomena.