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A Clean & Tight Copy of The Railway Mania and Its Aftermath 1845 – 1852
This comprehensive volume provides an in-depth look at the exhilarating period of railway expansion. This book was first published by The Railway Gazette London 1936.
Included in the book is a paper slip detailing corrections.
Railway Mania and Its Aftermath.
ABOUT THE BOOK: Lewin delves into the fascinating era of rapid transit development, exploring the driving forces behind this period of intensive railway mania construction and the lasting impacts on both the economy and society. The book comprises 544 pages of detailed narrative and is a must-have for enthusiasts of transportation history and the Victorian era. A cream dust jacket covers a smart blue book with a gilt edge spine.
PUBLISHER: David & Charles, NEWTON ABBOT. 1968 Edition with a new introduction.
CONDITION: Internally the book is in fine condition with minor shelf wear to the bottom. Dust jacket has some browning with small closed tear front top. Some light foxing to pages.
This item is dispatched with free shipping to mainland UK – Highlands & Islands included.
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