Social England: A Record of the Progress of the People in Religion, Laws, Learning, Arts, Industry, Commerce, Science, Literature and Manners, from the Earliest Times to the Present Day, Том 6Cassell, Limited, 1904 |
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... RAILWAY SYSTEM ( Lord Farrer ) AGRICULTURE ( R. E. Prothero ) THE SOCIAL ECONOMY ( J. E. Symes ) ✓PRISON DISCIPLINE AND PRISON REFORM ( Arthur Griffiths ) SOCIAL LIFE ( Mary Bateson ) POSTAL REFORM ( Mary Bateson ) SCOTLAND ( James ...
... RAILWAY SYSTEM ( Lord Farrer ) AGRICULTURE ( R. E. Prothero ) THE SOCIAL ECONOMY ( J. E. Symes ) ✓PRISON DISCIPLINE AND PRISON REFORM ( Arthur Griffiths ) SOCIAL LIFE ( Mary Bateson ) POSTAL REFORM ( Mary Bateson ) SCOTLAND ( James ...
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... RAILWAY The line , planned by Mr. W. Jessop , a prominent engineer , was originally intended to connect London with Portsmouth , but it was always a financial failure , especially when the Croydon Canal , now replaced by the L. B. ...
... RAILWAY The line , planned by Mr. W. Jessop , a prominent engineer , was originally intended to connect London with Portsmouth , but it was always a financial failure , especially when the Croydon Canal , now replaced by the L. B. ...
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... railway bridge . The " Rocket " was built by R. Stephenson & Co. to compete at the famous locomotive trial on the Liverpool and Man- chester Railway . October 6-13 , 1829 ; she then attained 29 miles per hour , but on the opening day ...
... railway bridge . The " Rocket " was built by R. Stephenson & Co. to compete at the famous locomotive trial on the Liverpool and Man- chester Railway . October 6-13 , 1829 ; she then attained 29 miles per hour , but on the opening day ...
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... Railway , authorised by Parliament in 1832 and opened in 1834 , was intended chiefly to bring sand for manure from the Camel estuary to Bodmin . Built for £ 2,300 a mile , it was bought by the L. & S.W.R. during the " battle of the ...
... Railway , authorised by Parliament in 1832 and opened in 1834 , was intended chiefly to bring sand for manure from the Camel estuary to Bodmin . Built for £ 2,300 a mile , it was bought by the L. & S.W.R. during the " battle of the ...
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... railways between Euston and Chalk Farm and Paddington and West Drayton . By pressing two keys on a keyboard of 12 , placed in front of the instrument , two of the needles were deflected , and the point of intersection of their centre ...
... railways between Euston and Chalk Farm and Paddington and West Drayton . By pressing two keys on a keyboard of 12 , placed in front of the instrument , two of the needles were deflected , and the point of intersection of their centre ...
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