Book Description

This 1st edition work is a scarce item. Its subject is the supply of London & southern England with coal from the northern coalfields by means of a railway. Mather fears that because ship-borne transport of coal will no longer be required some 45,000 British seamen will lose their employment. His arguments are backed by statistical detail and tables that appear in the text.
Author James Mather
Date 1846 (1st. Edition)
Binding Glued along spine, dis-bound from a collection of various publications on the coal trade (protected in polychron cover)
Publisher Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans
Illustrator None
Condition VG
Pages 40

Price: £38.00

Offered by Geoff Cox Books

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