Chapter III. leads us on to the formation of _an invisible image_ upon a

sensitive surface, with the development or bringing out to view of the

same by means of chemical re-agents. This point, being of elementary

importance, is described carefully;--the reduction of metallic oxides, the

properties of the bodies employed to reduce, and the hypotheses which have

been entertained on the nature of the Light's action, are all minutely

explained.

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