Faraday's Law, the version that purports to encompass both motional and transformer EMF in one term of an equation, is false! Richard Feynman pointed this out in his "Lectures on Physics," although he called it the "flux rule." It works in most cases, but not all. It has no physical basis. It is just an engineering convenience. All the physics and electromagnetics textbooks and encyclopedias that I have heard of treat it as though it is a true physical law. They also contain a lot of nonsense related to Faraday's Law, such as erroneous derivations and misconceptions. Evidently it has been this way from the beginning. I believe that it is quite an indictment of the status quo and a scandal.