An historical, geological, and descriptive view of the coal trade of the north of England comprehending its rise, progress, present state and future prospects : to which are appended a concise notice of the peculiarities of certain coal fields in Great Britain and Ireland, and also a general description of the coal mines of Belgium drawn up from actual inspection /

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