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work of nonfiction limited to an overview of the first steam engines and selected tales of the people who made them, Its reach went no further than its anecdotal source material, most of which seemed to originate from Horatio Allen,

Also, the typos are ludicrous,

The History of the First Locomotives in America by William

H, Brown provides a rare, insightful look at life for those who witnessed the advent of the steam locomotive, Originally published in, it was written from the perspective of those who lived during the development of this “great mechanical blessing” and evokes the spirit of theth century as seldom experienced in other historical works.

Narrated through firsthand accounts from the traveler to engineer, private citizen to political activist this book explores the locomotives evolutionary development, It traces its early struggles for acceptance, problems and advances, great debates train vs, canal, competitions, earliest railroads, experimental locomotives, and first trains such as the “Tom Thumb,” “DeWitt Clinton,” and “Best Friend” all beautifully written in period vernacular,

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