• Acceleration, 23 et seq.
  • on electric railways, 107, 110
• Accumulators, 70
  • on air ships, 90
  • on ships, 90
• Aeroplanes, 90
• Alternating current, 30, 115
• Automixte (petrol-electric), 85
• Automobiles (electric), 70 et seq.
  • advantages of, 80
  • hiring of, 75
  • in United States, 79

• Batteries (electric), 13
• Behr, F. B., 131
• Blackpool, 37
• Bournemouth, 38
• Braking, 67
• Brennan, L., 132, 134
• Brighton line electrification, 117
• Broadbent, F., vi, 116
• Brunel, 8, 11, 17

• Cab (electric), 78
• City and South London Railway, 97
• Conduit system, 28, 37, 126
• Continuous current, 116

• District Railway, 103, 119
• Durtnall, W. P., 88
• Dynamo, 13
  • reversibility of, 15, 67

• Elberfeld-Barmen Railway, 125, 135
• Electric traction
  • advantages of, 19 et seq.
  • automobiles, 70 et seq.
  • backwardness of, 46 et seq.
  • on main line railways, 116, 122

• Faraday, 13
• Ferranti, 140
• Fischer (petrol-electric), 85

• Giant's Causeway, 93
• Griffiths-Bedell (G-B.) system, 44
• Gyroscopic railways, 132

• Hanging railway, 125, 135
• Heilmann locomotive, 128

• Kearney, E. W. C., 133

• Launches (electric), 73
• Light Railways Act, 58
• Liverpool Overhead Railway, 97, 111
• Locomotive (electric), 12, 97, 108
  • Heilmann, 128
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