Mr. Whitworth's report on the proposed canal on the north side of the river Tyne with observations on that report : together with various publications and petitions for and against that line of canal.

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Mr. Whitworth's report on the proposed canal on the north side of the river Tyne with observations on that report : together with various publications and petitions for and against that line of canal.

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Main Author:	Whitworth, Robert, fl. 1773-1797
Corporate Author:	Making of the Modern World
Format:	Online Book
Language:	English
Published:	Newcastle : Printed by J. Whitfield, 1797.
Subjects:	Canals > England. Inland navigation > England.
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