John Coiley Books

Train

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Traces the development of railways from the first Babylonian rutways to the electromagnetic, driverless trains of today and describes how trains are built and operated.

Train

By John Coiley

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Traces the development of railways from the first Babylonian rutways to the electromagnetic, driverless trains of today and describes how trains are built and operated.

Train

By John Coiley

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Traces the development of railways from the first Babylonian rutways to the electromagnetic, driverless trains of today and describes how trains are built and operated. This book traces the develo...

Train

By John Coiley

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"Discover the story of railroads--from the age of steam to the high-speed trains of today"--Cover.

Eyewitness

By DK Publishing, John Coiley

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Traces the development of railways from the first Babylonian rutways to the electromagnetic, driverless trains of today and describes how trains are built and operated.

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