The Dictionary of National Biography, Founded in 1882 by George Smith, Volume 4H. Milford, 1922 |
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... and the utility of subterraneous and of small canals are particularly investigated , ' 1797 . 2. Facts and Remarks relative to the Witham and the Welland , ' & c . , 1800. 3. On the Im- provement of Boston Haven , ' 1800. 4. ' Ob ...
... and the utility of subterraneous and of small canals are particularly investigated , ' 1797 . 2. Facts and Remarks relative to the Witham and the Welland , ' & c . , 1800. 3. On the Im- provement of Boston Haven , ' 1800. 4. ' Ob ...
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