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...is black." About forty years afterwards M. Amontone proposed a new telegraph. His method was this : Let there be people placed in several stations, at...by the help of a telescope a man in one station may sec a signal made in the next before him ; he must immediately make the same signal, that it may be...

...follows : Let there be people placet in several stations, at such a distance from on« another, that, In the help of a telescope, a man in one station may see a signal made by the next before him ; he muii immediately make the same signal that it may be seen by persons in...

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...method was as follows: Let persons be placed in several stations, at such distances from each other, that, by the help of a telescope, a man in one station may see a signal made by the next before him ; this person immediately repeats the signal to the third man ; and this again...

...is Hack." Aboutforty years afterwards, M. Amontons proposed a new telegraph. His method was this : Let there be people placed in several stations, at...seen by persons in the station next after him, who are to communicate it to those in the following station, and so on. These signals may be as letters...

...is black." Aboutforly years afterwards, M. Amontons proposed a new telegraph. His method was this : Let there be people placed in several stations, at...a distance from one another, that, by the help of n. telescope, a man in one station may see a signal mada in the next before him; he. must immediately...

...distance from one another, that, by the help of a telescope, a man in one station may see a signal made by the next before him ; he must immediately make the same signal, that it may »(• seen by persons in the station next after him, who are to communicate it to those in the folowing...

...man in one station may see * signal made by the next before him; he must mmediately make tlie Mine signal, that it may be seen by persons in the station next after him, who are to communicate it to Пи».-* in the Colowing station, and so on. [Hence «ertalnly originated...

...Hook's. The method was as follows : — Let there be people placed in several stations, at a certain distance from one another, that, by the help of a...seen by persons in the station next after him, who are to communicate it to those in the following station, &c. These signals may be as letters of the...