The Story of the Atlantic CablePart 4 — FOOTNOTES:Reading editionChapter navigation25 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterPART IPART II THE PIONEER LINEChapter I · EVOLUTION OF ATLANTIC TELEGRAPHY IN AMERICA AND ENGLANDChapter II · THE MANUFACTURE OF THE LINEChapter III · THE FIRST STARTChapter IV · PREPARATIONS FOR ANOTHER ATTEMPTChapter V · THE TRIAL TRIPChapter VI · THE STORMChapter VII · THE RENEWED EFFORTChapter VIII · “FINIS CORONAT OPUS”Chapter IX · THE CELEBRATIONChapter X · WORKING THE LINEChapter XI · THE INQUESTPART III INTERMEDIATE KNOWLEDGE AND ADVANCEChapter XII · OTHER PROPOSED ROUTESChapter XIII · EXPERIENCE, INVESTIGATION, AND PROGRESSPART IV COMMERCIAL SUCCESSChapter XIV · THE 1865 CABLE AND EXPEDITIONChapter XV · SECOND AND SUCCESSFUL ATTEMPTChapter XVI · RECOVERY AND COMPLETION OF THE 1865 CABLEChapter XVII · JUBILATIONSChapter XVIII · SUBSEQUENT ATLANTIC LINESChapter XIX · ATLANTIC CABLE SYSTEMS OF TO-DAYFOOTNOTES:Previous chapter ←Part 4 — Chapter XIX · ATLANTIC CABLE SYSTEMS OF TO-DAYEnd of this editionAll chapters and sections (25)Opening pagesFront matterParts12Part 2 · Chapters1234567891011Parts3Part 3 · Chapters1213Parts4Part 4 · Chapters141516171819Part 4 · Other sectionsFOOTNOTES:backcover← CHAPTER XIX ATLANTIC CABLE SYSTEMS OF TO-DAY
