The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 249
ach particular case—tunnelling or open cutting is the fitter expedient and it is in this in-termediate range, that something seems to be desirable, which hasnot hitherto been practised. A tunnel, it may be remarked, is expensive, not from the natureand extent of its construction, but from the… … Fig. 1,—Transverse section of the Euston Incline retaining walls, &c. (The dotted lines indicate the outline of one of the galleries.) Scale.—1 inch to 2U feet.
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