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... telegraph now in use as objectionable and defective , the mode of communicating mes- sages letter by letter being ... telegraph now used , so as to adapt it to that dictionary . He asserts that the numerical plan is not modern , and that ...
... telegraph now in use as objectionable and defective , the mode of communicating mes- sages letter by letter being ... telegraph now used , so as to adapt it to that dictionary . He asserts that the numerical plan is not modern , and that ...
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telegraph , of which he gives a delineation and description ; or the method of communicating information by means of symbols representing figures , or simple emblems of the different nume- rals , instead of boards : but , considering ...
telegraph , of which he gives a delineation and description ; or the method of communicating information by means of symbols representing figures , or simple emblems of the different nume- rals , instead of boards : but , considering ...
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... telegraph now in use , and of the proposed contruction of a telegraphic dictionary , the author gives the following description of the form and ap- plication of his improved telegraph : The improvement effected requires that three ...
... telegraph now in use , and of the proposed contruction of a telegraphic dictionary , the author gives the following description of the form and ap- plication of his improved telegraph : The improvement effected requires that three ...
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N B For REMARKABLE PASSAGES in the Criticisms | 4 |
Bees a Poem Part II | 23 |
Bevans Memoirs of Isaac Pennington | 32 |
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