Michael Faraday (disambiguation)

"Michael Faraday" is composed of at least 2 distinct authors, divided by their works.

About the Author

Includes the name: Michael Faraday

Author Division

Michael Faraday (1)

The Chemical History of a Candle (1861) — Author — 520 copies, 7 reviews
Britannica Great Books: Lavoisier, Fourier, and Faraday (1789) — Contributor — 339 copies
Love Letters (1996) — Contributor — 224 copies, 1 review
Experimental Researches in Electricity (1844) 91 copies
The Forces of Matter (Dover Books on Physics) (1993) 59 copies
Faraday's Experimental Researches in Electricity: Guide to a first reading (2001) 31 copies
Experimental Researches in Electricity, Volume 1 (1999) 25 copies
On the Various Forces of Nature (1984) 21 copies
Britannica Great Books: Lavoisier and Faraday (1991) 19 copies
Experimental Researches In Chemistry And Physics (1990) 15 copies

Michael Faraday (2)

Works have been aliased into Thomas Cushman Buddington.

Michael Faraday (unknown)

História Química de uma Vela e as Forças da Matéria, A (2003) 12 copies
The correspondence of Michael Faraday volume 2, 1832-1840 8 copies
The correspondence of Michael Faraday Volume 3, 1841-1848 8 copies
The correspondence of Michael Faraday Volume 4, January 1849-October 1855 8 copies
Ludlow 1085-1660: A Social, Economic and Political History (1991) 6 copies
Chemical Manipulation (1974) 4 copies
The life and letters of Faraday (2007) 4 copies
Experimentaluntersuchungen über Elektrizität - VI. bis VIII. Reihe 3 copies
Experimental Researches in Electricity {series 3-8, 16, and 17} 2 copies
ON THE INDUCTION OF ELECTRIC CURRENTS... 1 copy
Saggio storico di elettromagnetismo (1996) 1 copy
The Erotic Print Society's Little Black Book 1 copy
Elements of Chemistry; Experimental Researches in Electricity 1 copy
Lectures on the Physical Forces (1998) 1 copy
Various Forces 1 copy
Recherches expérimentales sur les tables tournantes suivi de Explication mécanique des tables tournantes 1 copy
Experimental researches in electricity (bound w/ Laviosier's "Elements of Chemistry" and Fourier "Analytical Theory of Heat") 1 copy
OS HOMENS QUE MUDARAM A HUMANIDADE 1 copy
Evolution of the Universe or Creation According to Science (2010) 1 copy
Faraday. Extraits des Recherches expérimentales en électricité : EExperimental researches in electricitye, présentés par Germaine Hirtz (1968) 1 copy
História Química de uma Vela Curso de Seis Lições (2011) 1 copy
A história química de uma vela as forças da matéria 1 copy
On the Absolute Quantity of Electricity Associated with the Particles or Atoms of Matter 1 copy
The Forces of Matter. In: Harvard Classics Vol. 30 1 copy
カと物質 (岩波文庫)=A COURSE OF SIX LECTURES ON THE VARIOUS FORCES OF MATTER AND THEIR RELATIONS TO EACH OTHER 1 copy
Faraday's Chemical Manipulation, Being Instructions to Students 1 copy
Las fuerzas de la materia ; e, Historia química de una vela 1 copy
The Chemical History of a Candle. In: Harvard Classics Vol. 30 1 copy
A course of six lectures on the chemical history of a candle; to which is added a lecture on platinum, delivered before a juvenile auditory at the Royal Institution ... 1 copy
A HISTÓRIA QUÍMICA DE UMA VELA: AS FORÇAS DA MATÉRIA 1 copy
Advice to lecturers : an anthology taken from the writings of Michael Faraday & Lawrence Bragg (1974) 1 copy
The Forces of Matter and The Chemical History of a Candle 1 copy
角川まんが学習シリーズ まんがで名作 ロウソクの科学 Kadokawa manga siriizu mangade meisaku Rousoku no kagaku (2021) 1 copy
Elements of Chemistry Analytical Theory of Heat Experimental Researches in Electricity 1 copy
Natural History of a Candle: Six Lectures for Young People 1 copy
The Force Of Magnetism And Electricity (2005) 1 copy

Common Knowledge

Disambiguation notice
The name of the scientist, Michael Faraday (1), was used by Thomas Buddington (2), who listed the "Spirit of Michael Faraday" as the author of the pamphlets he published.

1) Faraday, Michael, 1791-1867, scientist, The Chemical Histlory of a Candle.

2) Buddington, Thomas Cushman, published his books as "dictated by the Spirit of Michael Faraday", e.g., The relations of science to the phenomena of life.