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The life story of the late Sir Charles Tilston Bright, civil engineer; with which is incorporated the story of the Atlantic cable, and the first telegraph to India and the colonies (1899)

Bright, Edward Brialsford, 1831-, Bright, Charles, 1863- · Westminster : A. Constable · leaf 94

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eon the Electric Telegraph in the eighth edition of theEficydopcedia Brittanica, vol. xxi. (Edinburgh: A. & C.Black). 68 LAND TELEGRAPHS The general principle of this instrument con-sists in the sounding of two bells of differentpitch by different currents. The letters andwords are readily… … brights bell instrument. a is the hammer of the bell, held back to astop by a flexible spring. The rod of thehammer is fixed to the projecting horns of themovable soft iron core of an electro-mao-net b\This electro-magnet d is placed opposite to afixed horse-shoe electro-magnet b; and the…

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