The telegraph: the world in minutes

Telegraph office: a Morse tape that prints with sound, a race across the Atlantic, step-by-step code, a chart, fill in the gaps and a countdown.

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What’s inside

  1. The telegraph
  2. An alphabet of dots and dashes
  3. Race across the Atlantic
  4. Translating into Morse with a program
  5. A network under the sea
  6. From the counter to your door
  7. Your telegram

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