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Title: nineteenth century transportation
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The most popular means of transportation was by far railway. In the mid 1800s thousand of miles of rail were laid in England. (Ross) Having Rail increased the industrialization by over 60%. (Ross On-line) It also increased trade and the spread of transportation in great numbers... Showed first 250 characters
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The most popular means of transportation was by far railway. In the mid 1800s thousand of miles of rail were laid in England. (Ross) Having Rail increased the industrialization by over 60%. (Ross On-line) It also increased trade and the spread of transportation in great numbers... Showed next 250 characters
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