An End To Silence: The Building Of The Overland Telegraph Line From Adelaide To Darwin: Peter Taylor

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An End To Silence: The Building Of The Overland Telegraph Line From Adelaide To Darwin: Peter TaylorIn an age of instant communication across nations and the world, it's difficult to remember when Australia was separated from the rest of the world. Then, it could take three months or more for a letter to reach London from Australia. The advantages of rapid communication by the newly developed telegraphic system were obvious, but the linking of Australia to this system was a major undertaking. Charles Todd, Superintendent of Telegraphs in South

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