Alexander Melville Bell


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Noun1.Alexander Melville Bell - a phonetician and father of Alexander Graham Bell (1819-1905)
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The second, Alexander Melville Bell, was the dean of British elocutionists, a man of creative brain and a most impressive facility of rhetoric.
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"In that ringing declaration, I heard the clear diction of a man whose father, Alexander Melville Bell, had been a renowned elocution teacher (and perhaps the model for the imperious Prof.
'Hear My Voice, Alexander Graham Bell': Smithsonian Discovers 128-Year-Old Recording Of The Telephone Inventor [AUDIO]
March 3 Alexander Bell is born in Edinburgh, Scotland, Parents: Alexander Melville Bell and Eliza Symonds Bell.
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