Alexander Graham Bell
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| Born | 3 March, 1847 Edinburgh, Scotland |
| Dee'd | 2 August, 1922 Baddeck, Nova Scotia, Canadae |
Alexander Graham Bell (3 March, 1847 – 2 August, 1922) wis a Scots scientist, inventor, an foonder o the Bell Canada, that wis kent as the faither o the telephone.[1] As weel as his wark in telecommunications technology, he wis responsible for important advances in aviation an hydrofoil technology.
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- ↑ "Alexander Graham Bell Laboratory Notebook, 1875-1876". World Digital Library. 1875-1876. Retrieved 2013-07-24.
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