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Acknowledgments 14 Foreword 16 General Remarks 18 I Ampère's Force between Current Elements and the Meaning of Its Terms 20 Introduction 22 André-Marie Ampère 22 The Forces of Gravitation, Electrostatics and Magnetism 23 Ørsted's Experiment and Its Impact on Ampère 24 The Introduction of the Words Electromagnetism, Electromagnetic, Eletrodynamic and Electrostatics 28 Ampère's Force and the Meaning of Its Terms 30 Ampère's Force between Current Elements 30 Ampère's Force in Vector Notation and in the International System of Units 31 Ampère's Conception of an Electric Current 32 Relation between the Sense of the Current and the Motion of the Charges Inside the Wire 35 Different Meanings of the Expressions ``Sense of the Current'' or ``Direction of the Current'' 37 The Direction of the Force and Its Algebraic Sign 42 The Current Intensity and the Size of the Current Element 43 The Distance between the Two Current Elements 44 The Angles Appearing in Ampère's Force 45 The Angle between Two Current Elements 45 The Angle between the Planes Drawn through Each Element and the Straight Line Joining the Midpoints of the Elements 47 The Angles between the Elements and the Straight Line Joining
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