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| The Sound of the Past | 5 | |
| The Man Who Could Not Hear | 6 | |
| A Whole New World | 7 | |
| The Skeptics Were Wrong | 9 | |
| A Risky Birth | 11 | |
| Full of Curiosity | 11 | |
| Bottom of the Class | 12 | |
| Education at Home | 13 | |
| The Newsboy | 14 | |
| Trains and Chemicals | 15 | |
| The Battle of Shiloh | 15 | |
| The Electric Telegraph | 16 | |
| Short Taps and Long Taps | 19 | |
| Read All About It | 20 | |
| Perfecting the Telegraph | 20 | |
| Experiments--and Getting Fired | 21 | |
| Boston--the Heart of Science | 23 | |
| A Prank Brings Out the Inventor | 23 | |
| Risks and Failures | 23 | |
| Hungry in New York | 25 | |
| Edison Saves Wall Street | 26 | |
| Edison Names His Price | 26 | |
| The Newark Workshop | 27 | |
| Mr. Bell's Telephone | 27 | |
| Electromagnets | 29 | |
| Human Hearing | 29 | |
| Currents and Carbon | 30 | |
| A Battery-Powered Telephone | 31 | |
| Night Owls | 32 | |
| A "Splendid" Button | 33 | |
| A Talking Toy | 34 | |
| A Recording of the Human Voice | 35 | |
| The Needle in the Furrow | 36 | |
| The Wizard of Menlo Park | 37 | |
| Creating Light | 37 | |
| Making the Electric Lightbulb | 39 | |
| The Light That Lasted | 40 | |
| A Rival to Gaslight | 41 | |
| The First Priority | 42 | |
| Ohm's Law | 43 | |
| Cost Cutting | 44 | |
| "Long-Waisted Mary Ann" | 44 | |
| All Aboard! | 45 | |
| Will the Lamps Light? | 47 | |
| Edison Waits | 48 | |
| Mission Accomplished | 49 | |
| New Frontiers | 50 | |
| Improving the Phonograph | 51 | |
| The Entertainment Machine | 51 | |
| Moving Pictures | 52 | |
| The Grand Old Man of Science | 53 | |
| Losing a Fortune | 54 | |
| No Giving Up | 56 | |
| The Lights Dim | 57 | |
| The Legacy of a Creative Genius | 58 | |
| Thanks, Mr. Wizard | 60 | |
| Important Dates | 61 | |
| For More Information | 62 | |
| Glossary | 63 | |
| Index | 64 |
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