Category: History - Other
The first part of this little book, namely “The Battle of the Iron Horse,” appeared, very much as it stands, in the September number of _The National Review_, 1925, and I have to thank the editor, Mr. Leo Maxse, for his kindness in allowing me to republish it.
The first part of this little book, namely “The Battle of the Iron Horse,” appeared, very much as it stands, in the September number of _The National Review_, 1925, and I have t...
2. Part 2Who was this maniac? It was Solomon de Caus, he had a vision whilst dabbling with steam vessels, and he had seen carriages and ships propelled by steam. This was too much for me...
3. Part 3We are told that the Government’s determination is “not to tolerate propaganda for birth control in clinics and maternity centres supported by public funds.” This settles the fi...
4. Part 4I will now suppose that a reliable roadless vehicle exists which can transport across country five or ten tons of produce. What do we see? We see the first belt extending from f...
5. Part 5