The telegraph in American and Morse memorial (1886)
Reid, James D · New York, Printed for the author by J. Polhemus · leaf 136
nters of the seaboard cities, and brought capital largely andcheerfully to his feet. Of personal magnetism, indeed, except in private intercourse, wherehe was eminently delightful, he had, at this period of his life, none.This made his work difficult, especially with railroad men. Yet the… … ^_/L^\y\.^^^^(yl /Vc-vi^^^XC ♦ ■ *^ The Magnetic Telegraph Company. 113 Although without personal magnetism in the presence of strangers,Mr. Kendall had a gentleness not always apparent, but which, as hislife advanced, shone out with the mellow lustre of his days decline.When among intimate friends…
Morse, Samuel Finley Breese, 1791-1872 · Telegraph
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