British Canals

First published in 1906, British Canals: Is Their Resuscitation Practicable? is an insightful study of the state of Britain's canal system and its potential for revival. Pratt examines the history of canals in Britain, their economic and social impact, and the challenges facing the modern canal system. He argues that the resuscitation of canals is not only possible but necessary for the country's prosperity. This book is a valuable resource for historians, policymakers, and anyone interested in the history of transportation and infrastructure.

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