He swayed slightly from side to side, his bare feet slapping the ground with each step. Identified only as Rogers, the lanky young man was one of nine neurological patients in a series of sepia-toned “electro-photographs,” captured with novel stop-motion technology in Philadelphia in the summer of 1885.
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