Alexander Graham Bell
1847 – 1922
Books
- The United States of America v. the American Bell Telephone Co. [June 15, 1887.]
- The growth of the oral method in America
- On the production and reproduction of sound by light
- The Bell telephone
- How to improve the race
- Fallacies concerning the deaf, and the influence of such fallacies in preventing the amelioration of their condition
- Methods of instructing the deaf in the United States
- Discovery and invention
- The Mystic Oral School
- The Mystic Oral School
- The metric system
- James W. McDonough vs. A. Graham Bell, Elisha Gray and others
- Visible speech as a means of communicating articulation to deaf-mutes
- Upon a method of teaching language to a
- A few thoughts concerning Parents' Associations
- On the nature and uses of visible speech
- On reading as a means of teaching language to the deaf
- Marriage
- Speech-teaching in American schools for the deaf
- Who shall inherit long life?
- The Mystic oral school
- Upon the formation of a deaf variety of the human race
- The multiple telegraph
- The invention of the electric speaking telephone
- The mechanism of speech
- Establishment for the study of vocal physiology
- Upon a method of teaching language to a very young congenitally deaf child
- Address upon the condition of articulation teaching in American schools for the deaf
- Memoir upon the formation of a deaf variety of the human race
- Helen Keller souvenir. No. 2, 1892-1899
- Establishment for the study of vocal physiology
- The question of sign-language and The utility of signs in the instruction of the deaf
- Misc. pamphlets
- Utility of signs
- A philanthropist of the last century identified as a Boston man
- Researches in telephony
- Growth of the oral method of instructing the deaf
- The question of sign-language and the utility of signs
- Facts and opinions relating to the deaf from America
- Researches in electric telegraphy
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