Hubert, Philip Gengembre, 1852-1925 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 140
uggested the telegraph, these details are in-teresting and important. Circumstances delayed the construction of a J recording telegraph by Morse, but the subjectslumbered in his mind. During his absenceabroad he had been elected professor of the SAMUEL F. B. MORSE 125 literature of the arts of… … *^ The First Telegraphic Instrument, as Exhibited in 1887 by Morse. apparatus ; but it embodied the mechanical prin-ciple now in use the world over. His wholeplan was not completed until July, 1837, when bymeans of two instruments he was able to com-municate from as well as to a distant point.…
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