The Life of George Stephenson, Railway EngineerTicknor and Fields, 1858 - Всего страниц: 486 |
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... combined efforts of society in any former age . But railways have proved of equal importance to other countries , and been adopted by them to a large extent . In the United States , there are at present not less than 26,000 miles in.
... combined efforts of society in any former age . But railways have proved of equal importance to other countries , and been adopted by them to a large extent . In the United States , there are at present not less than 26,000 miles in.
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... proved to many concerned in them , and mixed up though they have been with much fraud and folly , the debt which the public at large owe to railways cannot be disputed ; and after all temporary faults and blots have been admitted and ...
... proved to many concerned in them , and mixed up though they have been with much fraud and folly , the debt which the public at large owe to railways cannot be disputed ; and after all temporary faults and blots have been admitted and ...
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... proved . In those times the farmer and his servant did not stand so far apart , in point of social position , as they do now . Household servants were themselves generally the daughters of small farmers , and there was no great ...
... proved . In those times the farmer and his servant did not stand so far apart , in point of social position , as they do now . Household servants were themselves generally the daughters of small farmers , and there was no great ...
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... proved a valuable and worthy helpmate . George Stephenson's daily life at Willington was that of a regular , steady ... prove to be perpetual . Where he had first obtained the idea of this machine - whether from conversation , or reading ...
... proved a valuable and worthy helpmate . George Stephenson's daily life at Willington was that of a regular , steady ... prove to be perpetual . Where he had first obtained the idea of this machine - whether from conversation , or reading ...
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... proved a failure , and that neither the master engineer nor any of the workmen in the neighbourhood could set her to rights . The engine went on fruitlessly pumping for nearly twelve months , and began to be looked on as a total failure ...
... proved a failure , and that neither the master engineer nor any of the workmen in the neighbourhood could set her to rights . The engine went on fruitlessly pumping for nearly twelve months , and began to be looked on as a total failure ...
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