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Twenty-Ninth Annual Report of the Directors of the Boston and Worcester Railroad Corporation for the Year Ending November 30,1858
Published by David Clapp, Boston, 1859
Softcover. Condition: Poor. 9.5" x 6", 40pp. Lacking the wrappers, the top left corner of the leaves has been worn away, dampstain on the top edge.
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Softcover. Condition: Fair. 9" x 5.5", 72pp, lacking the rear wrapper. A work concerning the lawsuit between B&W and the Western Railroad regaradiing the division of joint receipts. B&W won the lawsuit and this work describes Westerns attempts to "renew the controversy at the earliest possible period" and rebut Western's explanation of their "dissatisfaction with the result".
