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Title: The electric telegraph: was it invented by Professor Wheatston e?
Year: 1856 (1850s)
Authors: Cooke, William Fothergill, 1806-1879
Subjects: Wheatstone, Charles, Sir, 1802-1875 Telegraph
Publisher: London, Sold by W. H. Smith and Son
Contributing Library: Northeastern University, Snell Library
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acknowledged as the ;■«. ^ scientific man, whose profound and successful re-V \f searches have already prepared the public to receive /^^it as a project capable of practical applicatioift ; iti ^■^ i ^ is to the united labours of two gentlemen so well ^ -H ,^ qualified for mutual assistance, that we must attri-bute the rapid progress which this important inven-tion has made during the five years since they havebeen associated. M P BRUNEL. J. F. DANIELL.London, 27th April, 1841. London, 27th April, 1841. y- Gentlemen, We cordially acknowledge the correctnessof the facts stated in the above document, and begto express our grateful sense of the very friendlyand gratifying manner in which you have recordedV* your opinion of our joint labours, and of the valueof our invention. We are, Gentlemen,With feelings of the highest esteem. Your obedient Servants, WILL. R COOKE. : ^/ C. WHEATSTONE.v^v Sir M. Isambard Brunel, and J. r. Daniell, Esq., Professor, &c. &c. X \ V \ CSJ Part A
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Drawing I. Part A. Prof. Moncke. Prior to March,1836. PartB. Mr. Cooke. FirstGralvanometer Tele^aph,with six wires. March, 1836. Detector. ORIGIN OF Parts C and E

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