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Bibliography

 

Members who desire to pursue the study of railway history will find the following list of books to be of service:—

 

• The Railways of England, by Wm. Mitchell (1889).
• Men and Rails, by Rowland Kenney (1913).
• Our Iron Roads, by F. S. Williams (1852).
• English Railways: Their Development and Their Relation to the State, by Cleveland Stevens {1915).
• Railways, by E. R. McDermott (1904).
• The Working and Management of an English Railway, by Sir Geo. Findlay (1889).
• History of English Railways, by John Francis (1851).
• History of Inland Transport, by Edwin Pratt.
• History of Railway Trade Unionism, by Chas. B. Vincent.
• History of Trade Unionism, by Sidney Webb (1920).
• The L. & N.W. Railway, by W. L. Steel (1914).
• The Midland Railway, by F. S. Williams (1878).

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