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Friend and Faithful Stranger: Nikola Tesla in the Gilded Age [?friend and Faithful Stranger: Nikola Tesla in the Gilded Age? Is a Narrative Biography of Inventor and Scholar Nikola Tesla. Based on Tesla?s Writings, Letters, Interviews, and Personal Archive of 40 Trunks, Shipped to Serbia in 1951 and Only Recently Made Available, This Book Illuminates Tesla?s Close Relationships With Gilded Age Figures Including John Jacob Astor, Rudyard Kipling, J.P. Morgan, Sarah Bernhardt, and Mark Twain. Deeply Involved in Culture and Politics, Tesla, an Intellectual and a Pacifist, Linked the Realms of Science, Technology, and Literature, Seeking to Improve the Living Conditions of Humankind and Promote Peace and Cultural Exchange. Important to the Scientific, Literary, and Political Fields, This Book Tells the Story of Nikola Tesla?s Impact on the Second Industrial Revolution, Which Brought Electricity to America and to the World, and His Opinions on War, Nationalism, Health, Gender Equality, and the Role of the Scientist in Society.]
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