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A Letter to the Kensington Canal Company , on the Substitution of the Pneumatic Railway for the common Railway by which they contemplate extending their line of conveyance, has been regarded as significant work throughout human history, and in order to ensure that this work is never lost, we have taken steps to ensure its preservation by republishing this book in a contemporary format for both current and future generations. This entire book h...

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Excerpt from A Letter to the Kensington Canal Company: On the Substitution of the Pneumatic Railway for the Common Railway by Which They Contemplate Extending Their Line of ConveyanceUnder circumstances of this sort, there can be no doubt that those microcosmic minds, which, habitually occupied in the consideration of what is little, are incapable of discerning what is great, and who already stigmatise the proposition as a romantic scheme, wil...

Excerpt from A Letter to the Kensington Canal Company: On the Substitution of the Pneumatic Railway for the Common Railway by Which They Contemplate Extending Their Line of ConveyanceUnder circumstances of this sort, there can be no doubt that those microcosmic minds, which, habitually occupied in the consideration of what is little, are incapable of discerning what is great, and who already stigmatise the proposition as a romantic scheme, wil...

Excerpt from A Letter to M. Ricardo, Esq.: In Reply to His Letter to Dr. Yates, on the Proposed Method of Pneumatic Transmission, or Conveyance by Atmospheric PressureOn this occasion you stated you felt it your duty to stand forward, and speak against the proposition, and you have now stated you felt it incumbent on you to Oppose it in print, as in your letter to Doctor Yates.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands ...

Excerpt from A Letter to M. Ricardo, Esq.: In Reply to His Letter to Dr. Yates, on the Proposed Method of Pneumatic Transmission, or Conveyance by Atmospheric PressureOn this occasion you stated you felt it your duty to stand forward, and speak against the proposition, and you have now stated you felt it incumbent on you to Oppose it in print, as in your letter to Doctor Yates.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands ...