Inland Transit The Practicability, Utility, and Benefit of Railroads; the Comparative Attraction and Speed of Steam Engines, On a Railroad, Navigation, and Turnpike Road; Report of a Select Committee of the House of Commons On Steam Carriages, With an Ab

This fascinating report from a select committee of the House of Commons explores the benefits and drawbacks of various forms of transportation in the mid-19th century. From the comparative speed and safety of railroads to the challenges of navigation and road travel, the report presents a detailed analysis of the state of inland transit in Victorian England. It also includes testimony from leading experts and inventors, including George Stephenson.

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