Argument Of E. H. Derby, Esq: Before The Second Railway Committee Of The Legislature Of Massachusetts, March, 1851. In Favor Of A Railway From Palmer (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781179204673)

This is a historical document presenting the argument of E.H. Derby before the Second Railway Committee of the Massachusetts Legislature in March 1851. The argument advocates for the construction of a railway line from Palmer to Winchendon, passing through Ware, Barre, and Templeton. "Argument Of E. H. Derby, Esq" includes a detailed report and supporting statistics intended to persuade the committee of the railway's potential benefits. This work offers insights into the debates and considerations surrounding railway development in 19th-century Massachusetts. It's a valuable resource for those interested in the history of transportation and economic development in the United States.

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