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" One step in a generation is all we can hope for. If the present shall adopt canals, the next may try the railways with horses, and the third generation use the steam carriage. "
The Fallen Colossus - Page 14
by Robert Sobel - 2000 - 370 pages
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The Technical repository, by T. Gill, Volume 4

Thomas Gill (patent-agent) - 1823 - 492 pages
...bad roads to rail-ways for steamcarriages, will be made at once. One step in a generation is all that we can hope for. If the present generation shall adopt canals, the next may try the rail-ways with horses; and the third generation may use the steam-carriages. miles in the twenty-four...
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History of the Steam Engine: From Its First Invention to the Present Time

Elijah Galloway - Steam-engines - 1826 - 250 pages
...roads to rail ways for steam carriages, will be made at once ; one step in a generation is all that we can hope for. If the present generation shall adopt canals, the next may try the rail ways with horses, and the third generation may use the steam carriages. " But why may not the...
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History and Progress of the Steam Engine: With a Practical Investigation of ...

Elijah Galloway - Steam-engines - 1829 - 890 pages
...roads to railways for steam carriages, will be made at once ; one step in a generation is all that we can hope for. If the present generation shall adopt canals, the next may try the railways with horses, and the third generation may use the steam carriages. " But why may not the present...
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Iron: An Illustrated Weekly Journal for Iron and Steel ..., Volume 14

Perry Fairfax Nursey - Industrial arts - 1831 - 514 pages
...roads to railways for steam-carriages will be made at or.ce ; one step in a generation is all that we can hope for. If the present generation shall adopt canals, the next may my railways with horses, and the third generation may use the steam- carriageĀ«. " But why may not...
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Development of Transportation Systems in the United States: Comprising a ...

John Luther Ringwalt - Transportation - 1888 - 532 pages
...it is too much to expect the monstrous leap from bad roads to railways for steam carriages, at once. One step in a generation is all we can hope for. If the present shall adopt canals, the next may try the railways with horses, and the third generation use the steam...
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Iowa Engineer, Volumes 5-7

Engineering - 1905 - 644 pages
...it is too much to expect the monstrous leap from bad roads to railways for steam carriages at once. One step in a generation is all we can hope for. If the present shall adopt canals, the next may try railways with horses, and the third generation use the steam carriages....
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Railroad Promotion and Capitalization in the United States

Frederick Albert Cleveland, Fred Wilbur Powell - Railroad trains - 1909 - 412 pages
...is too much to expect the monstrous leap from bad roads to rail-ways for steam carriages, at once. One step in a generation is all we can hope for. If the present should adopt canals, the next may try rail-ways with horses, and the third generation use the steam...
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History of Transportation in the United States Before 1860, Issue 215, Part 3

Caroline Elizabeth MacGill - Transportation - 1917 - 730 pages
...is too much to expect the monstrous leap from bad roads to rail-ways for steam carriages, at once. One step in a generation is all we can hope for. If the present should adopt canals, the next may try rail-ways with horses, and the third generation use the steam...
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Railway Transportation: Principles and Point of View

Sidney Lincoln Miller - Electronic books - 1924 - 1128 pages
...it is too much to expect the monstrous leap from bad roads to railways for steam carriages at once. One step in a generation is all we can hope for. If the present shall adopt canals, the next may try the railways with horses, and the third generation use the steam...
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Technological Trends and National Policy: Including the Social Implications ...

United States. National Resources Committee. Science Committee - Technology & Engineering - 1937 - 414 pages
...it is too much to expect the monstrous leap from bad roads to railways for steam carriages at once. One step in a generation is all we can hope for. If the present shall adopt canals, the next may try the railways with horses, and the third generation use the steam...
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