 The practical inference from this law is, that a telegraphic communication on the electro-magnetic plan may with certainty be established across the Atlantic Ocean ! Startling as this may now seem, I am confident the time will come when this project will...  The Telegraph in American and Morse Memorialav James D. Reid - 1886 - 894 siderUtdragsvisning - Om denne boken
 | 1857 - 692 sider
...settles the dispute as to who originated the idea of an oceanic telegraph : — " The practical inference from this law is, that a telegraphic communication...certainty be established across the Atlantic Ocean." In a recent publication of the Ocean Telegraph Company, Mr. Morse's claim as to being the proposer... | |
 | Charles Frederick Briggs, Augustus Maverick - 1858 - 274 sider
...Hon. CG Ferris, and published in the House report No. 17 of the last Congress. The practical inference from this law is that a telegraphic communication...Startling as this may now seem, I am confident the time wiU come when this project will oe realized. The wire is now in its last process of preparation for... | |
 | 1838 - 82 sider
...electric current, uses this language,— l: The practical inference from this law is, that a tele" graphic communication on the electro-magnetic plan, "may,...! Startling as this may now seem, I am confident, u the lime will come, when this project will be realised." The conception was his, — the first submerged... | |
 | HENRY M. FIELD - 1866 - 330 sider
...— in words that now seem prophetic : " The practical inference from this law is, that a tdegraphic communication on the electro-magnetic plan may with...may now seem, I am confident the time will come when this project will be realized." It was the good fortune of Mr. Field — at that time and ever since-... | |
 | Henry Martyn Field - 1866 - 402 sider
...practical inference from thi^ laiv is, that a kltgraphic communication on the ele tro-magnelic pl,in may with certainty be established across the Atlantic...may now seem, I am confident the time will come when this project witt be realized.'' It was the good fortune of Mr. Field— at that time and ever since... | |
 | Henry Martyn Field - 1866 - 380 sider
...inference from thi^ law is, that a telegraphic communication on the eledro-magnetic plan may ivith certainty be established across the Atlantic Ocean...may now seem, I am confident the time will come when this project will be realized."1 It was the good fortune of Mr. Field — at that time and ever since... | |
 | Henry Martyn Field - 1867 - 454 sider
...inference from this law is, Oiat a kltgrajihic communication on the electro-magnetic plan may witli certainty be established across the Atlantic Ocean ! Startling as this may now seem, Iam confident the time will come when titis project will be realized." It was the good fortune of Mr.... | |
 | Edwin Martin Stone - 1869 - 78 sider
...States, alluding to the law of propulsion of the electric current, he writes : " The practical inference from this law is, that a telegraphic communication...may now seem, I am confident the time will come when this project will be realized." A proposed voyage to the Moon would probably appear scarcely less chimerical... | |
 | Henry Martyn Field - 1869 - 446 sider
...distances, at the close of which he says- -in words that now seem prophetic : " The practical inference from this law is, that a telegraphic communication...may now seem, I am confident the time will come when this project will be realized." It was the good fortune of Mr. Field — at that time and ever since... | |
 | 1873 - 828 sider
...electro-magnetism and its powers, he MORSE'S HKSIUENCK AT LOCUST GKOVft. wrote : " The practical inference from this law is, that a telegraphic communication on the electro-magnetic plan may with certaintybe established across the Atlantic Ocean. Startling as this may now seem, I am confident the... | |
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