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Preface; Introduction;
1. The background to Maxwell's electromagnetic theory;
2. Mechanical image and reality in Maxwell's electromagnetic theory;
3. The elaboration of the molecular-vortex model;
4. The introduction of the displacement current;
5. The origin of the electromagnetic theory of light;
6. Beyond molecular vortices; Conclusion; Appendices.
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