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Introduction 1: Introductionlines 87-233 - introduction - 840 wordsether references - reader-first source section - candidateChapter 1: Eras in the World’s Historylines 234-626 - chapter - 2244 wordshistorical-context, field language, waves and transmission lines - reader-first source section - candidateChapter 2: The Epoch of the French Revolutionlines 627-873 - chapter - 1271 wordshistorical-context, ether references, field language, transients, transient phenomena - reader-first source section - candidateChapter 3: The Individualistic Era: From Competition to Co-operationlines 874-1745 - chapter - 4583 wordshistorical-context, industrial-organization, ether references, dielectricity and capacity, field language, transients, transient phenomena - 9 equation/formula candidates - candidateChapter 4: The Individualistic Era: The Other Sidelines 1746-2408 - chapter - 3874 wordshistorical-context - 12 equation/formula candidates - candidateChapter 5: England in the Individualistic Eralines 2409-2775 - chapter - 2140 wordshistorical-context, steinmetz-biographical-context - reader-first source section - candidateChapter 6: Germany in the Individualistic Eralines 2776-3206 - chapter - 2472 wordshistorical-context, steinmetz-biographical-context, field language, transients, transient phenomena - reader-first source section - candidateChapter 7: The Other European Nations in the Individualistic Eralines 3207-3740 - chapter - 3145 wordshistorical-context, political-theory, steinmetz-biographical-context, field language, waves and transmission lines, radiation and light, transients - reader-first source section - candidateChapter 8: America in the Pastlines 3741-4267 - chapter - 3010 wordshistorical-context, steinmetz-biographical-context, ether references, field language - reader-first source section - candidateChapter 9: America in the Individualistic Eralines 4268-4715 - chapter - 2492 wordshistorical-context, steinmetz-biographical-context, field language, dielectricity and capacity, ether references, dielectricity - reader-first source section - candidateChapter 10: Public and Private Corporationslines 4716-5059 - chapter - 1938 wordsindustrial-organization, ether references - reader-first source section - candidateChapter 11: Democracy and Monarchylines 5060-5327 - chapter - 1591 wordspolitical-theory - reader-first source section - candidateChapter 12: Evolution: Political Governmentlines 5328-5797 - chapter - 2640 wordspolitical-theory, ether references, field language, radiation and light, transients, transient phenomena, radiation - reader-first source section - candidateChapter 13: Evolution: Industrial Governmentlines 5798-6232 - chapter - 2682 wordsindustrial-organization, political-theory, ether references, field language - reader-first source section - candidateChapter 14: Evolution: Inhibitory Powerlines 6233-6597 - chapter - 2121 wordspolitical-theory, ether references, dielectricity and capacity, dielectricity - reader-first source section - candidateChapter 15: The American Nationlines 6598-6974 - chapter - 2202 wordspolitical-theory, steinmetz-biographical-context, ether references, transients, transient phenomena - reader-first source section - candidateChapter 16: The Future Corporationlines 6975-7567 - chapter - 3512 wordsindustrial-organization, ether references, field language - reader-first source section - candidateChapter 17: Conclusionlines 7568-8027 - chapter - 2302 wordsdielectricity and capacity, field language, dielectricity - reader-first source section - candidate

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