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Page 84
... important to employ , without loss of time , a skilful Engineer to make preparation in Scotland for the speedy commencement of any works the Board might resolve to undertake . ' Before the Commissioners issued their first report on the ...
... important to employ , without loss of time , a skilful Engineer to make preparation in Scotland for the speedy commencement of any works the Board might resolve to undertake . ' Before the Commissioners issued their first report on the ...
Page 183
... important construction in London for which he was wholly responsible . It is curious that this should have been so . For forty years a very successful and well- known figure in Parliamentary Committees ; for at least fifteen years the ...
... important construction in London for which he was wholly responsible . It is curious that this should have been so . For forty years a very successful and well- known figure in Parliamentary Committees ; for at least fifteen years the ...
Page 257
... important work in Scotland in his last years were the two important bridges in Edinburgh and Glasgow . That he should have been called in to carry out these works in the two chief cities of his own country was a source of much pride and ...
... important work in Scotland in his last years were the two important bridges in Edinburgh and Glasgow . That he should have been called in to carry out these works in the two chief cities of his own country was a source of much pride and ...
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Edinburgh at the beginning of the Twentieth Century I | 8 |
The Eighteenth Century Transport problem | 26 |
William Jessop Civil Engineer 17451814 | 32 |
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