“And so I’ll let you go, and let it be.
Whatever”
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Source: Fourth Comings
“So be it, let it be so.”
Marconi 1898, cited in: Alvin K. Benson (2010) Great Lives from History. p. 759
Content of the first wireless signals sent across the Bristol Channel.
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