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The history of the telephone (1910)

Casson, Herbert Newton, 1869- · Chicago, A.C. McClurg & Co. · leaf 320

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that Holland is dotted with thimib-nailsystems, no two of which are alike. In Belgiumthere has been a government system since 1893,hence there is unity, but no enterprise. Theplant is old-fashioned and too small. Spain hasprivate companies, which give fairly good serv-ice to twenty thousand people.… … THE HISTORY OF THE TELEPHONE as many; and even into Turkey, which was a for-bidden land under the regime of the old Sultan,the Young Turks are importing boxes of tele-phones and coils of copper wire. There is one Eiu-opean covmtry, and only one,which has caught the telephone spirit — Sweden.Here…

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