How the railways changed the world

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Date/Time
Tuesday, November 26 2019
7:00 pm - 8:30 pm

Location
British Library
Euston Road
London

NW1 2DB
United Kingdom

Book launch of Railways book

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My latest tweets…
Of course, as I wrote, much of what our Victorian forebears did was horribly exploitative and caused much misery. But that is another argument totally twitter.com/lichfiel…
About 2 hours ago
So Gareth you wrote that 'Britain's railways only really exist as a legacy of slavey' But now you deny having written that? Why don't you just accept you overegged your argument? ,dropbox.com/s/e16ojz…
About 2 hours ago
RT @lichfieldbaker @christianwolmar @GarethDennis The post says that the slave-owner compensation contributed between 0.1 and 1.0 million to the railways. My gut feeling is it is closer to the former. Whether or not this is significant in comparison to the 30 million capital level by 1840 is a value judgement for others
About 2 hours ago