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Samuel Morse, inquisite boy
As a child, Finley always asked questions and observed life around himself. Upon graduation from Yale University he became one of the best early nineteenth century portrait painters, and later in his life he invented the electric telegraph.
- "As a child, Finley always asked questions and observed life around himself. Upon graduation from Yale University he became one of the best early nineteenth century portrait painters, and later in his life he invented the electric telegraph."@en
- "Biography of Samuel Morse, the inventor of the first electric telegraph, and a fine painter."
- "Tells how young Samuel's curiosity and lively nature got him into trouble as a boy, and how it was due to these very qualities that he later became a great inventor."@en
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