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Victorian Science and Engineering: Portrayed in the Illustrated London News

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Reflecting an age of enormous advances in science, engineering and technology, the illustrations reproduced here cover triumphs, disasters and developments of the period -- such as the launch of the SS Great Britain, the Tay Bridge disaster and the invention of the telephone and phonograph -- from the pages of the Illustrated London News.

148 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1993

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Kenneth Chew

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June 7, 2023
A wasted opportunity. Too many portraits of famous people, and royalty doing stuff. I wanted more of the illustrations that bring the Victorians to life, like the bicycle pictures. Also the writing wasn’t the best.
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