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Samuel F. B. Morse

1791–1872

Also known as Morse, Samuel Finley Breese, Samuel Finley Breese Morse

31 works

1827–1869 across 17 dated works

Inventor of the electric telegraph and Morse code.

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Academies of arts: a discourse, delivered on Thursday, May 3, 1827, in the chapel of Columbia College, before the National Academy of Design, on its first anniversary1827
A reply to article X, no. LVIII in the North American review entitled "Academies of arts", &c1828
Fine arts: a reply to Article X, No. LVIII, in the North American Review, entitled "Academies of Arts," &c.1828
Examination of Col. Trumbull's address: in opposition to the projected union of the American Academy of Fine Arts, and the National Academy of Design1833

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Foreign conspiracy against the liberties of the United States1835
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The present attempt to dissolve the American union: a British aristocratic plot1862
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Lectures on the affinity of painting with the other fine arts1983
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Samuel F. B. Morse His Letters and Journals Volume II2007
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Foreign Conspiracy Against The Liberties Of The United States: The Numbers Under The Signature Of Brutus2007
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Samuel F. B. Morse: His Letters and Journals: In Two Volumes: Volume I1914
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Imminent dangers to the free institutions of the United States through foreign immigration.1835
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Samuel F.B. Morse: his letters and journals1914
With S. F. B. Morse, Samuel Finley Breese Morse, Edward Lind Morse
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An Argument on the ethical position of slavery in the social system, and its relation to the politics of the day1863
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The electro-magnetic telegraph: a defence against the injurious deductions drawn from the deposition of Prof. Joseph Henry (in the several telegraph suits) : with a critical review of said desposition, and an examination of Prof. Henry's alleged discoveries, bearing upon the electro-magnetic telegraph1855
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Fine arts: a reply to Article X, No. LVIII, in the North American Review, entitled "Academies of Arts," &c.1828
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Imminent dangers to the free institutions of the United States through foreign immigration, and the present state of the naturalization laws: a series of numbers originally published in the New-York Journal of Commerce1835
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Foreign conspiracy against the United States1861
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Foreign conspiracy against the liberties of the United States the numbers of Brutus, originally published in the New-York Observer1835
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Examination of Col. Trumbull's address: in opposition to the projected union of the American Academy of Fine Arts, and the National Academy of Design1833
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Foreign Conspiracy Against the Liberties of the United States: The Numbers Under the Signature ...1855
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Examination of the telegraphic apparatus and the processes in telegraphy1869
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Academies of arts: a discourse, delivered on Thursday, May 3, 1827, in the chapel of Columbia College, before the National Academy of Design, on its first anniversary1827
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Modern telegraphy: some errors of dates of events and of statement in the history of telegraphy exposed and rectified1867
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A reply to article X, no. LVIII in the North American review entitled "Academies of arts", &c1828
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An argument on the ethical position of slavery in the social system: and its relation to the politics of the day.1977
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Confessions of a French Catholic Priest to which are added warnings to the people of the United States by the same author1837
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Imminent dangers to the free institutions of the United States through foreign immigration, and the present state of the naturalization laws a series of numbers originally published in the New York journal of commerce in 18351854
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