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In the 19th century, steam-hauled trains had a virtual monopoly on transportation of passengers. This book details how, in November 1925, CNR's new diesel-electric car number 15820 completed its record-breaking run across the North American continent, from Montreal to Vancouver. It includes over 100 photographs and illustrations.
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In the 19th century, steam-hauled trains had a virtual monopoly on transportation of passengers. This book details how, in November 1925, CNR's new diesel-electric car number 15820 completed its record-breaking run across the North American continent, from Montreal to Vancouver. It

Includes:: over 100 photographs & illustrations.

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Electric - A general term for the flow of electric charge
Diesel - A fuel used in internal combustion engines
Diesel - An Italian clothing brand. Founded in 1978
Steam - Steam - water in gas form, water vapour. Commonly seen coming from a kettle
Car - A machine used for transport which runs on roads
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Over 5 million books in stock - all new
Discounts of upto 80 percent
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