An edition of Alexander Graham Bell and the telephone
(2016)
Alexander Graham Bell and the telephone
by Louise Spilsbury
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When Alexander Graham Bell invented the first practical, working telephone he assured himself a place in the history books forever. The telephone was an invention that truly changed the world. It quickly became the fastest and most efficient way for people to communicate over any distance.
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Table of Contents
The power of the telephone
Early years
Teaching speech
Experiments in sound
Eureka
How it worked
Telephones take off
Fame and fortune
Family and retirement
More inventions
Later years
Changing the world
Timeline
Glossary
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Includes bibliographical references (page 31) and index.
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