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THE WEST THE RAILROADS MADE
Filled with contemporary accounts, illustrations, and photographs, this fascinating look at America's railroad age recounts the stories of visionaries such as Henry Harmon Spalding, Samuel Parker, and Asa Whitney, who imagined the railroad as a new Northwest passage.
Format: Hardbound
Pages: 229
Publisher: UWaP
Size: 8¾x10¼ inches
ISBN: 9780295987699
Item #: 7872658
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