Samuel Jr. Smiles
The Life of George Stephenson, Railway Engineer
Samuel Jr. Smiles
The Life of George Stephenson, Railway Engineer
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Published in 1857, this first biography of the great railway engineer describes in fascinating detail his life, labours and loves.
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Published in 1857, this first biography of the great railway engineer describes in fascinating detail his life, labours and loves.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 570
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Mai 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 33mm
- Gewicht: 794g
- ISBN-13: 9781108052733
- ISBN-10: 1108052738
- Artikelnr.: 36054577
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 570
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Mai 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 33mm
- Gewicht: 794g
- ISBN-13: 9781108052733
- ISBN-10: 1108052738
- Artikelnr.: 36054577
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
Preface
1. Early years
2. Begins a career of labour
3. Engineman at Newburn
4. Brakesman at Black Callerton
5. Marriage, and housekeeping at Willington Quay
6. Brakesman at West Moor, Killingworth
7. Colliery engine-wright at Killingworth
8. The beginnings of railways and locomotives
9. George Stephenson's first locomotives
10. Invents the 'Geordy' safety lamp
11. Controversy as to the invention of the safety lamp
12. Further improvements in the locomotive
13. Education of his son
14. Railway pioneers
15. First survey of the Liverpool and Manchester railway
16. Mr Stephenson appointed engineer of the Stockton and Darlington Railway
17. Completion and opening of the Stockton and Darlington Railway
18. Mr Stephenson appointed to survey a railway from Liverpool to Manchester
19. Mr Stephenson examined before the parliamentary committee on the Liverpool and Manchester bill
20. The Liverpool and Manchester Railway bill carried, and Mr Stephenson appointed engineer
21. A prize offered for the best locomotive engine
22. The building of the 'Rocket'
23. The competition of locomotives at Rainhill
24. The opening of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway
25. Extension of the railway system
26. Advance of public opinion in favour of railways
27. Mr Stephenson engineer of the Manchester and Leeds, and Midland railways
28. Surveys of lines to Scotland and Holyhead
29. Mr Stephenson and the new school of fast engineers
30. Mr Stephenson's partial retirement from the profession
31. The railway mania
32. Mr Stephenson's connection with Mr Hudson
33. Mr Stephenson's connection with foreign railways
34. Residence at Tapton
35. Closing years
36. His character
Résumé of the railway system and its results.
1. Early years
2. Begins a career of labour
3. Engineman at Newburn
4. Brakesman at Black Callerton
5. Marriage, and housekeeping at Willington Quay
6. Brakesman at West Moor, Killingworth
7. Colliery engine-wright at Killingworth
8. The beginnings of railways and locomotives
9. George Stephenson's first locomotives
10. Invents the 'Geordy' safety lamp
11. Controversy as to the invention of the safety lamp
12. Further improvements in the locomotive
13. Education of his son
14. Railway pioneers
15. First survey of the Liverpool and Manchester railway
16. Mr Stephenson appointed engineer of the Stockton and Darlington Railway
17. Completion and opening of the Stockton and Darlington Railway
18. Mr Stephenson appointed to survey a railway from Liverpool to Manchester
19. Mr Stephenson examined before the parliamentary committee on the Liverpool and Manchester bill
20. The Liverpool and Manchester Railway bill carried, and Mr Stephenson appointed engineer
21. A prize offered for the best locomotive engine
22. The building of the 'Rocket'
23. The competition of locomotives at Rainhill
24. The opening of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway
25. Extension of the railway system
26. Advance of public opinion in favour of railways
27. Mr Stephenson engineer of the Manchester and Leeds, and Midland railways
28. Surveys of lines to Scotland and Holyhead
29. Mr Stephenson and the new school of fast engineers
30. Mr Stephenson's partial retirement from the profession
31. The railway mania
32. Mr Stephenson's connection with Mr Hudson
33. Mr Stephenson's connection with foreign railways
34. Residence at Tapton
35. Closing years
36. His character
Résumé of the railway system and its results.
Preface
1. Early years
2. Begins a career of labour
3. Engineman at Newburn
4. Brakesman at Black Callerton
5. Marriage, and housekeeping at Willington Quay
6. Brakesman at West Moor, Killingworth
7. Colliery engine-wright at Killingworth
8. The beginnings of railways and locomotives
9. George Stephenson's first locomotives
10. Invents the 'Geordy' safety lamp
11. Controversy as to the invention of the safety lamp
12. Further improvements in the locomotive
13. Education of his son
14. Railway pioneers
15. First survey of the Liverpool and Manchester railway
16. Mr Stephenson appointed engineer of the Stockton and Darlington Railway
17. Completion and opening of the Stockton and Darlington Railway
18. Mr Stephenson appointed to survey a railway from Liverpool to Manchester
19. Mr Stephenson examined before the parliamentary committee on the Liverpool and Manchester bill
20. The Liverpool and Manchester Railway bill carried, and Mr Stephenson appointed engineer
21. A prize offered for the best locomotive engine
22. The building of the 'Rocket'
23. The competition of locomotives at Rainhill
24. The opening of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway
25. Extension of the railway system
26. Advance of public opinion in favour of railways
27. Mr Stephenson engineer of the Manchester and Leeds, and Midland railways
28. Surveys of lines to Scotland and Holyhead
29. Mr Stephenson and the new school of fast engineers
30. Mr Stephenson's partial retirement from the profession
31. The railway mania
32. Mr Stephenson's connection with Mr Hudson
33. Mr Stephenson's connection with foreign railways
34. Residence at Tapton
35. Closing years
36. His character
Résumé of the railway system and its results.
1. Early years
2. Begins a career of labour
3. Engineman at Newburn
4. Brakesman at Black Callerton
5. Marriage, and housekeeping at Willington Quay
6. Brakesman at West Moor, Killingworth
7. Colliery engine-wright at Killingworth
8. The beginnings of railways and locomotives
9. George Stephenson's first locomotives
10. Invents the 'Geordy' safety lamp
11. Controversy as to the invention of the safety lamp
12. Further improvements in the locomotive
13. Education of his son
14. Railway pioneers
15. First survey of the Liverpool and Manchester railway
16. Mr Stephenson appointed engineer of the Stockton and Darlington Railway
17. Completion and opening of the Stockton and Darlington Railway
18. Mr Stephenson appointed to survey a railway from Liverpool to Manchester
19. Mr Stephenson examined before the parliamentary committee on the Liverpool and Manchester bill
20. The Liverpool and Manchester Railway bill carried, and Mr Stephenson appointed engineer
21. A prize offered for the best locomotive engine
22. The building of the 'Rocket'
23. The competition of locomotives at Rainhill
24. The opening of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway
25. Extension of the railway system
26. Advance of public opinion in favour of railways
27. Mr Stephenson engineer of the Manchester and Leeds, and Midland railways
28. Surveys of lines to Scotland and Holyhead
29. Mr Stephenson and the new school of fast engineers
30. Mr Stephenson's partial retirement from the profession
31. The railway mania
32. Mr Stephenson's connection with Mr Hudson
33. Mr Stephenson's connection with foreign railways
34. Residence at Tapton
35. Closing years
36. His character
Résumé of the railway system and its results.