Lives of the Engineers George and Robert Stephenson: The Locomotive, Volumen5

adopted afterwards appeared became boiler bridge brought called carriage carried CHAP coal colliery communication Company complete considerable constructed continued cottage course Darlington determined difficulty direct directors district draw early effect employed engine entirely experiments extensive father feet fire formed friends further George Stephenson give ground horses idea important improved increased interest invention Killingworth labour laid lamp length letter Liverpool locomotive locomotive engine London machine Manchester means mechanical miles an hour Moss necessary never Newcastle object observed occasion opening original passed passengers performed persons practical present proceeded proposed proved railroad rails railway result road Robert side soon speed steam Stockton success survey taken tons took town traffic train travelling tubes waggons weight wheels