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First Anglo-French telephoneIllustration showing the completion of the first Anglo-French telephone with callers in London speaking to Paris. Insert picture no
Fd Roosevelt / NachkriegszFRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT 32nd US President elected in 1932
Blind Man and DogA blind man walks with a dog - not strictly speaking a guide dog - on a loose leash
Pope InfalliblePope Pius IX announces that the Pope is infallible when he is speaking ex cathedra
Gladstone SpeaksWILLIAM EWART GLADSTONE speaking on his Home Rule (for Ireland) bill in 1886; to his left is John Morley, to his right Campbell-Bannerman, leading liberals
Roman OratorA Roman orator stands speaking in the forum, supported by some but heckled by others
Lenin Speaking 1919VLADIMIR LENIN Soviet statesman, making a speech at the Razin Monument, Red Square, Moscow, Russia
Well Say SomethingDog to cat - Are you still not speaking to me?
British Farmer, 1867A Victorian gentleman farmer speaking to one of his farm labourers
Passionate OratorA passionate orator
Huxley at London School Board meetingA meeting of the London School Board in the Council Chamber, Guildhall, London -- Professor Huxley addresses his colleagues
Street in Schaffhausen, Schaffhausen Canton, SwitzerlandView of a street in the town of Schaffouse, Schaffhouse, Schaffhausen or Sciaffusa, a mainly German-speaking town in the Schaffhausen Canton, in the north of Switzerland
A Chamberlain SpeakingAusten Chamberlain warns against German power; the Germans ask, is it hate or fear?
Thomas Edison / FrenchTHOMAS ALVA EDISON American inventor speaking into his perfected Phonograph
Robert Peel(Y) / DickinsonSIR ROBERT PEEL (THE YOUNGER) British statesman in the 1830s
Rutland / 7th Duke / Manners7TH DUKE OF RUTLAND JOHN JAMES ROBERT MANNERS Conservative MP and writer
Austen Chamberlain / 1904SIR AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN British politician making his budget statement as Chancellor of the Exchequer
Chamberlain / Commons 1901JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN Liberal politician speaking in the House of Commons on 2 August 1901: it is the Governments policy to bring the Boer War to an end
Churchill / Epping ElectioWINSTON CHURCHILL Electioneering at an open-air gathering of voters in Epping High Street in 1924
Thomas Edison / Tube SpeakTHOMAS ALVA EDISON American inventor speaking through his Perfected Phonograph in America
Pas De L ours DanceIs it known as the Bear Trot in the English-speaking countries ? Or is it a purely French phenomenon ? Whichever, a nice illustration by cubist artist Gris
Couple in ConversationSpeaking ill of the absent
An Unpopular OratorAn unpopular candidate at election time gets pelted with a variety of vegetables and an unfortunate cat by the hostile crowd
Flora Drummond / TankFlora Drummond speaking from a tank in Liverpool
Positions for SpeakingThis chart illustrates the various mouth positions suited to producing a variety of sounds when speaking
Selling Clever BirdsHindu street-traders offer clever birds for sale - presumably speaking birds
Advert. Bells PhoneBaxendales specialitites: Blacks patent Bell signalling speaking tube apparatus
Politicians SpeakPoliticians clamour to make themselves heard above their rivals
Guizot SpeakingFRANCOIS-PIERRE-GUILLAUME GUIZOT - French statesman, depicted in Napoleonic stance, addressing an audience. When he fell from favour, he took to writing history
Dickens Dulwich AdelphiCHARLES DICKENS Dickens speaking at the Dulwich College Charity Meeting at the Adelphi Theatre
Randolph Churchill SpksLORD RANDOLPH SPENCER CHURCHILL speaking in the Birmingham Town Hall
Jean Jaures, SpeakingJEAN JAURES depicted singing the revolutionary song La carmagnole, which contains the words Tous les bourgeois on les pendra ! (we shall hang every bourgeois)
Edmund Burke SpeaksEDMUND BURKE speaks out against Governor-General of India, Warren Hastings
Lenin Speaks at MeetingVLADIMIR LENIN Russian statesman stands up to address a large meeting
Mother Knitting with KidMother knitting whilst speaking to her daughter
KYMOGRAPHCoovers KYMOGRAPH, designed to test the independence of alleged psychic voices, speaking through a medium, from the mediums own voice
Womens Rights / DemoChristabel Pankhurst at Trafalgar Square
Farmer and FarmworkerA Victorian gentleman farmer speaking to one of his farm labourers
Fashionable Frenchwoman planning her dayA fashionable Frenchwoman plans her day from her bed, speaking on the telephone while her maid carries a breakfast tray
Patrick Henry speaking against the Stamp ActPatrick Henry, in the Virginia House of Burgesses, introduces radical resolutions opposing the Stamp Act, warning King George III that he could go the way of Caesar and Charles I