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[Pre -sale] Руководство Брэдшоу по железной дороге Бранель: несовершеннолетняя

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Product DetailsОсновная информация
ISBN-13Номер книги9781445621784
AuthorавторChristopher, John
Pages NumberКоличество страницС. 96
PublisherИздательAmberley Publishing
Publication DateДата публикации19 мая 2014 г.
LanguageЯзыкАнглийский
Book Descriptionкраткое введение
Brunel and Bradshaw were close contemporaries. One became Britain s most celebrated engineer, driving his iron rails across the country from London into the southwest, while the other brought the experience of rail travel to the masses through his timetables and guide books.In addition to the main lines, London to Bristol and from Swindon to South Wales, Brunel was engineer to a number of minor and branch lines. These include one from Didcot going up to Oxford to link with the Oxford Worcester& Wolverhampton Railway, as well as numerous branch lines such as those to Windsor, Weymouth and Hereford, and many others throughout the region including many in Somerset, Devon, Cornwall. Bradshaw s guide was published very shortly after these railway lines were completed. It gives the reader a unique insight into the new world of the Victorian railways and goes beyond the engineering aspects of the line to record the sights to be seen in the towns and cities encountered along the routes.In this new book Brunel-expert John Christopher presents Bradshaw s original account of these lines. The text is annotated and accompanied by contemporary images as well as new color photographs of the same journey today."