Herbert Newton Casson

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The History of the Telephone by Herbert Casson.

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But the art of making and marketing it had at last been built up into a commercial enterprise.

It was now a business fighting for its life.

End of chapter two of The History of the Telephone by Herbert Casson.

The History of the Telephone by Herbert Casson.

Read by Nick Vlahakis.

The History of the Telephone by Herbert Casson.

This is a LibriVox recording.

All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.

But the art of making and marketing it had at last been built up into a commercial enterprise.

It was now a business fighting for its life.

End of chapter two of The History of the Telephone by Herbert Casson The History of the Telephone by Herbert Casson.

This is a LibriVox recording.

Read by Nick Vlahakis.

The History of the Telephone by Herbert Casson This is a LibriVox recording.

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For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Read by J. Randolph Chapter 2 The Building of the Business After the telephone had been born in Boston, baptized in the patent office, and given a royal reception at the Philadelphia Centennial, it might be supposed that its life thenceforth would be one of peace and pleasantness.

But the art of making and marketing it had at last been built up into a commercial enterprise.

It was now a business fighting for its life.

End of chapter 2 of The History of the Telephone by Herbert Casson The History of the Telephone by Herbert Casson This is a LibriVox recording.

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