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Observations on the intended tunnel beneath the river Thames : shewing the many defects in the present state of that projection
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Clarke, Charles
Published 1799
Sold by Messrs Robinsons, and J. Taylor
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Report on the line of inland navigation from Stockton to Winston by way of Darlington and Staindrop with
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branches to Durham, Northallerton, Thirsk and Boroughbridge
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Dodd, Ralph
Published 1796
Printed and sold by Christopher and Jennett
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Report on the first part of the line of inland navigation from the east to the west sea by way of Newcastle and Carlisle as originally
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and lately surveyed
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Dodd, Ralph
Published 1795
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