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Telephonic Receiver Patent Drawing 1881 - by Carlos Diaz

Although Bell invented the telephone, he was not an inventor.

When he joined the faculty of Boston University in 1874, Bell’s title was “professor of the mechanism of speech.” He taught in the School of Oratory. He wasn’t good with numbers or calculations. Bell’s specialty was “Visible Speech,” his father’s invention of using written symbols to imitate sounds.

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