This comprehensive guide to magnetism and electricity offers solutions to the questions set at the Preliminary Scientific and First Bsc Pass Examinations of the University of London from 1860-1879. Written by Frederick William Levander, a respected scholar in the field, this text covers topics such as electromagnetic theory, induction, and the properties of magnetic materials. With clear and concise explanations and a wealth of examples, this book is an invaluable resource for students and researchers alike.

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