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Intellectually, Morse was an adherent to Romanticism.

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Morse's first words over the telegraph using his Morse code in 1844 were "What hath God wrought" - often misquoted today to include a non-existent question mark at the end, when it was an exclamation as in {{bibleref|Numbers|23|23}}.

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Added last paragraph on his contributions to communication

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Added lots of information on Morse including his work on photography and painting

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substitute img for more intuitively named identical img already in db

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I'm starting a new category: Inventors

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New page: Samuel Morse (1791-1872) revolutionized communications by inventing the telegraph and Morse Code. He was also an outstanding portrait artist who founded the National Academy of Design. He ...