Father of the Phone

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In this article, the writer examines the life of Alexander Graham Bell leading up to his most famous invention, the telephone. The writer contends that the telephone is the most significant communication invention in history. Further, the writer believes that it was the creation of the telephone that has ushered in the modern age of communications.

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" .... people take for granted the communications devices at their fingertips, cell phones, the Internet cordless phones, fax machines, pagers. Communications devices keep people in touch whether they are across the street or across the world and are relatively inexpensive to operate. All these devices are based on the technology of the telephone discovered by a young professor named Alexander Graham Bell. At the time of Bell's discovery in the ... "

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