text_original: From 1838 on, Wheatstone's electric needle telegraph was in constant use, and for years was the only system which found favor in England. SAMUEL F. B. MORSE 213 Morse's Electric Telegraph Many of the great scientists of Europe thus worked to invent a successful system of electric telegraph.
text_transcription: FROM EIGHTEEN THIRTY EIGHT ON WHEATSTONE'S ELECTRIC NEEDLE TELEGRAPH WAS IN CONSTANT USE AND FOR YEARS WAS THE ONLY SYSTEM WHICH FOUND FAVOR IN ENGLAND MORSE'S ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH MANY OF THE GREAT SCIENTISTS OF EUROPE THUS WORKED TO INVENT A SUCCESSFUL SYSTEM OF ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH
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