Punch,  20 (1851), 217.

The Antiquity of Electro-Biology

Anon

Genre:

Essay, Drollery

Subjects:

Electricity, Mesmerism, Psychology, Politics, Belief


    Contends that electro-biology is not new because the 'effects of gazing on coin' have been known for ages. Noting how 'susceptible subjects' can make a 'solemn vote' when offered money, argues that the St Albans election is an example of 'Electro (Elective) Bribery and Corruption'.



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