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The History of the Telephone

CHAPTER III
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There are no Gray telephones in use in any country.

Even Gray himself, as he admitted in court, failed when he tried to make a telephone on the lines laid down in his caveat.

The final word on the whole matter was recently spoken by George C.Maynard, who established the telephone business in the city of Washington.

Said Mr.Maynard: "Mr.Gray was an intimate and valued friend of mine, but it is no disrespect to his memory to say that on some points involved in the telephone matter, he was mistaken.

No subject was ever so thoroughly investigated as the invention of the speaking telephone.


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