Results of Railway Extension a Paper Read Before the Statistical Society of Lon

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Results of Railway Extension a Paper Read Before the Statistical Society of Lon
Robert Dudley Baxter
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Per mile, instead of the 3d. To 6d. Paid in England. But they only traveled five to six miles an hour in- stead of the English eight to ten. Goods paid by road about od. Per ton per mile for ordinary conveyance, and 6d. For quick despatch, being less than half the English charges. The distances in France were greater than in England, the commerce was less, and labor and food were cheaper ; thus fully accounting for the difference.
Tramvv'ays were introduced into France in 1823, by the construct
...ion of a line of eleven miles from the coal mines of St. Etienne, and this was followed by two much longer lines of a similar character, which were opened by sections between 1830 and 1834. They are dignified in French books with the title of railways, but they were really nothing but horse tramways, and were sometimes even worked by oxen.
The success of the Manchester and Liverpool railway provoked some real though sliort railways in France, especially those from Paris to St. Germain and to Versailles.


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