[D8850AEG1], Phonogram from James Thomas Knowles to Thomas Alva Edison, November 22nd, 1888
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Title
[D8850AEG1], Phonogram from James Thomas Knowles to Thomas Alva Edison, November 22nd, 1888
Editor's Notes
"It is not my spirit but Colonel Gouraud's which moves me to say anything to you; and all I have to say is, in the name of my wife and myself, to thank him and you for the most interesting ### You have turned one of the corners of the Nineteenth Century, and one of the corners of the world. I speak in behalf of my wife as well as of myself, according to our English custom; and I will now ask, as Colonel Gouraud kindly desires, my guests of this evening to thank you in their own names, one by one. I only wish that we might someday meet face to face. ### James Knowles, Editor of the "Nineteenth Century". ### My daughters ask me to speak to you for them also and to thank you with equal cordiality. ### [Gram 2. ### Mr. Knowles. ###] I beg now to introduce you to the Earl of Aberdeen."
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Recipient
Mentioned
Date
1888-11-22
Type
Folder/Volume ID
D8850-F
Microfilm ID
124:814
Document ID
D8850AEG1
Publisher
Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University