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Historical Society of Pennsylvania - Closed Stacks UPA/PAM HE 2791.P4 P46 1825
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Pennsylvania Society for the Promotion of Internal Improvements in the Commonwealth
Contributor:
Carey, Mathew, 1760-1839.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Railroads--Early works to 1850.
Railroads.
Public works--Pennsylvania.
Public works.
Physical Description:
[1], 2-[8] p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Edition:
Third edition.
Place of Publication:
[Philadelphia : The Society, 1825].
Notes:
At head of caption title: Philadelphia, April 5, 1825.
At bottom of p.[1]: No. 9.
"... the attention of the legislature and the public having been directed to railways, the desire of the Committee to make the Society useful to the community by a communication in relation to them, was much increased. ... the means of accomplishing these purposes have been obtained by the acquisition of a recent valuable work, issued by the Highland Society of Edinburgh, and the following paper, carefully prepared from this work, will furnish much valuable and interesting information upon railways." -- p. [1].
"Mathew Carey, Joseph Hemphill, Richard Peters, Jun., Stephen Duncan, William Strickland, Acting Committee, Gerard Ralston, Corresponding Secretary." -- p. [1].
Local Notes:
Library copy bound with: Address to the Citizens of Pennsylvania / Pennsylvania Society for the Promotion of Internal Improvements in the Commonwealth. [Philadelphia : s.n., 1825].
Cited in:
Checklist of Amer. imprints, 21853.
OCLC:
37190165

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