Can anybody give me websties on the history of electrical engineering no wiki no encylopedias

Sure, I am glad to do your homework. Here you go...

http://tinyurl.com/electrical-engineering

You're welcome.

These might be a tad bit more useful:
http://library.thinkquest.org/27826/htmldocs/english/frame.htm

http://www.ieee.org/web/aboutus/history_center

Originally posted by Seitse
Sure, I am glad to do your homework. Here you go...

http://tinyurl.com/electrical-engineering

You're welcome.

I meant history on how the job was developed and how it started.

Originally posted by wormer
I meant history on how the job was developed and how it started.

thats good enough

Like most fields, it's sort of hard to define a start. The earliest "electrical engineers" were just scientists discovering electricity and how to manipulate it. Ohm, Faraday, Edison, Tesla are names that come to mind.

If you're asking when it sort of exploded as a career, I suppose sometime after that as telegraphy and electrical distribution spread.

look on gutenberg.net.