How We Built the Union Pacific Railway, and Other Railway Papers and Addresses - Paperback
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by Grenville M. Dodge (Author)
The major recollections of Major-General Grenville M. Dodge as chief engineer of the Union Pacific Railway. In addition to the main section, the book prints various speeches of Dodge about railway matters, his speech before Congress in 1868 upon the Union Pacific, his recollections of Harriman, and the problems of the civil engineer during the Civil War and upon the frontier.
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