References for those on the Energy Miracles Quest
(and those wishing to start upon it)

Chapter Five of the Energy Miracles book summarizes the world's 42 greatest electrical discoveries.

An examination of these 42 major discoveries revealed almost all of them had been based upon five fundamental principles. Chapter Six of the book introduces these Five Keys to the Energy Miracles, and details, simply and clearly, how it came to be that all five of them were abandoned in the mid 1930s, leaving us stuck with 19th-century energy sources.

An obvious way to get back on the track of discovering new sources of energy is to become familiar with the ideas and research work of the scientists who had the proven successful track records in this pursuit. Most of those folks, once the spark got into them, threw themselves with a passion into their electrical researches. Some did their researches after work in the evenings and on weekends. Others devoted a lifetime. Very few of them were university educated. Many were self-taught. You can read about them in books like Percy Dunsheath's "A History of Electrical Engineering" (Faber and Faber, London, 1962), or "Fleet Fire" by L.J. Davis (Simon and Schuster, 2012) both of which can be found in libraries. For those who wish to discover new sources of energy, it is recommended that you get into the heads of these energy pioneers and follow their thought processes as they studied the relationship of electricity to magnetism and looked into other forms of energy. There are many strings to pull and unexplored paths to follow. Chapter 9 of the Energy Miracles book includes a study guide, with a recommended sequence, to start you off on your quest.
One obstacle to pursuing energy miracles has been the difficulty of obtaining key materials, many of which are out of print. So, as promised in the book, I've made available for download 18 important, yet hard-to-find, references that will be helpful in your work. Happy Hunting.

Here is a link to the Tesla Museum in Serbia. It holds 168,000 documents by and about Nikola Tesla.

Below are the links to the 18 references (over 3,000 pages) you may directly download from this site.