Facsimilie of original edition with added commentary

Life and labours of Mr. Brassey (Documents of social history)

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Helps, Arthur

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Evelyn, Adams & Mackay

History of Indiana From Its Exploration to 1922; Volume 3

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Cronin, William F.

History

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The Conquerors of The New World and Their Bondsmen

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Kessinger Publishing, LLC

The Spanish Conquest In America V3: And Its Relation To The History Of Slavery And To The Government Of Colonies

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The Spanish Conquest In America

Wentworth Press

Friends in Council: a series of readings and discourse thereon

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The Story Of Realmah (1888)

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The Life Of Pizarro: With Some Accounts Of His Associates In The Conquest Of Peru (1869)

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Arts & Literature

<p>An important figure in British business history, the civil engineering contractor Thomas Brassey (1805-70) stood at the forefront of railway construction across the globe in the nineteenth century. He was also instrumental in the development of the Victoria Dock and part of London's sewer system. Originally published in 1872 and reissued here in its 1888 seventh edition, this first biography of Brassey was written by his personal friend, the public servant and author Sir Arthur Helps (1813-75). It describes Brassey's many remarkable achievements as a prolific contractor working in Europe, Asia, Australia and the Americas. A brilliant businessman, representing the best of British skill, leadership and organisation, Brassey employed tens of thousands of men around the world at the peak of his career. Having collaborated with prominent engineers such as Joseph Locke and Robert Stephenson, he secured for himself a long-lasting reputation for integrity and dedication.</p>

Life and Labours of Thomas Brassey: 1805–1870 (Cambridge Library Collection - Technology)

Cambridge University Press

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