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The Romance of Modern Engineering

The Romance of Modern Engineering

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Number of Chapters: 19

Length: 10 hours and 21 minutes

Language: English

As it would be impossible to treat, in the compass of a few hundred pages, all the great engineering feats of modern times without reducing individual accounts to uninteresting brevity, the author has preferred, where selection is possible, to take typical instances of engineering practice, and, by the aid of comparatively detailed descriptions, to place the reader in a position to appreciate them and similar undertakings. - Summary by Adapted from the Preface

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The Harnessing of Niagara (Krista Zaleski)
The Taming of the Nile (ToddHW)
Dams and Aqueducts (snash)
The Forth Bridge (Nigel Kerr)
The Tower Bridge (prajak)
American Bridges (mleigh)
The Trans-Siberian Railway (Sonia)
Cairo to the Cape (BettyB)
The Loftiest Railway in the World (BettyB)
City Railways (prajak)
The Severn Tunnel (snash)
The Simplon Tunnel (Availle)
The Manchester Ship Canal (Ian S. Carr)
The Panama Canal (Piotr Nater)
Harbours of Refuge (Inkell)
Ocean Leviathans (EdFoster)
Floating Docks (William Cheng)
The Romance of Petroleum (HelloCentral)
Artesian Wells (J. M. Smallheer)
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