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Elisha Gray was an American inventor who is best known for his patent war with Alexander Graham Bell over the invention of the telephone. Gray was the founder of the Western Electric Manufacturing Company and held over 70 patents. He was a prolific inventor and his inventions included the telautograph, a device that could transmit handwriting over a wire. Gray's patent war with Bell was a landmark case in patent law and the courts ultimately ruled in Bell's favor.
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