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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 17 (1881) (1881)

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and takes your choice.” to the discovery, or else that he was satisfied that he had not Let us make the case in an oval form, instead of square, made an invention, and was too conscientious to try to and bring the line wires out at the bottom, as shown in Fig. inveigle any one into the belief… … phone as now made; and without one particle of alteration Morse, ‘‘ his heirs or assigns,” cannot bring in a legal claim in adjustment or change in construction, it answers nicely on page 23 of Prescott’s book, ‘‘The Speaking Telephone, for the telephone, because the Morse patents have expired.…

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