Alexander Graham Bell and the Telephone (23)

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Since the invention of the telephone, there has been controversy over who really invented it: Was it really Alexander Graham Bell? Or was is Elisha Grayor someone else? But, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the first patent issued to a design for a telephone, making Alexander Graham Bell the man credited with changing communication forever! Readers learn about the early life that led Bell to invent the telephone as well as his other accomplishments, including the successful Bell Telephone Company. Historical images correlate with age-appropriate text and detail.
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    • SKU
      GS7634
  • Series
    Incredible Inventors
  • Manufacturer
    Gareth Stevens
  • Publisher
    Gareth Stevens
  • Publisher or imprint
    Gareth Stevens
  • Author
    Proudfit, Benjamin
  • ISBN-13
    9781538276471
  • Format
    Reinforced Library Binding
  • Size
    7 x 7
  • Reading Interest
    1,2,3
  • # of Pages
    24
  • Dewey Decimal
    621.385092
  • Guided Reading Level
    J
  • Date Published
    2023
Since the invention of the telephone, there has been controversy over who really invented it: Was it really Alexander Graham Bell? Or was is Elisha Grayor someone else? But, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the first patent issued to a design for a telephone, making Alexander Graham Bell the man credited with changing communication forever! Readers learn about the early life that led Bell to invent the telephone as well as his other accomplishments, including the successful Bell Telephone Company. Historical images correlate with age-appropriate text and detail.

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