Righthandedness And Lefthandedness
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The combined force of all these factors is fully suf- ficient to account for the change in our coun- try's custom from that of England.
But the most interesting and by all odds the most financially important part of the story still remains, — that concerning the railways. The history of double-tracking in the United States is not yet written. An illustration of what took place on one trunk line, the Union Pacific, is not very different from that on others. This company in constructing its line ...across Idaho put in sidings one and one half miles long, every three miles, and located these all upon the same side of the track, the object being to utilize these as parts of a second continuous track at a later day. The English rule was of course to pass to the left, as with carriages in the com- mon highways and streets, a rule naturally adopted in Europe, India, etc. In our country there was said to have been sufficiently active 79 RIGHTHANDEDNESS AND LEFTHANDEDNESS political feeling to think that '^what was English was bad, " and from the first this made some of the double-track railways righthand passers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The combined force of all these factors is fully suf- ficient to account for the change in our coun- try's custom from that of England.
But the most interesting and by all odds the most financially important part of the story still remains, — that concerning the railways. The history of double-tracking in the United States is not yet written. An illustration of what took place on one trunk line, the Union Pacific, is not very different from that on others. This company in constructing its line ...across Idaho put in sidings one and one half miles long, every three miles, and located these all upon the same side of the track, the object being to utilize these as parts of a second continuous track at a later day. The English rule was of course to pass to the left, as with carriages in the com- mon highways and streets, a rule naturally adopted in Europe, India, etc. In our country there was said to have been sufficiently active 79 RIGHTHANDEDNESS AND LEFTHANDEDNESS political feeling to think that '^what was English was bad, " and from the first this made some of the double-track railways righthand passers.
What to read after Righthandedness And Lefthandedness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George M George Milbry Gould to read onlineMoreLess
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