Deletion of Prodigal Genius: The Life of Nikola Tesla

Comment: meets  and , evident from above reviews mentioned and these (some short but sweet:)): http://www.unz.org/Pub/CommonGround-1945q1-00112 from ''Common Ground (magazine)|Common Ground'' of Spring 1945 - "This man died in obscurity, his life a riddle and his fame insecure. O'Neill, who knew him intimately, gives the reasons in this brilliant study of the person and his work.", http://www.unz.org/Pub/SaturdayRev-1944dec09-00015 from ''Saturday Review (U.S. magazine)|The Saturday Review of Literature'' of Dec 9, 1944 - "John O'Neill has beautifully painted that strange and lonely man. And If he has sat too close to him to give the portrait depth and background, it is none the less a fine likeness and perhaps a great picture as well.", and https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/john-j-oneill/prodigal-genius-the-life-of-nikola-tesla/ from ''Kirkus Reviews'' - " All in all, the discussion of his work in electricity, the principles behind his system of power transmission, his discoveries in the rotating magnetic field, and numerous other contributions make him an instrument in many phases of our physical existence today
Stance: keep
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