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CHAPTER FOUR: Monkwearmouth

Chapter 4 Footnotes
Page
Topic
 Source
70
Bloated, vulgar etc :
Brian Bailey George Hudson: the Rise and Fall of the Railway King (1995) p 108
70
No statistics on my railway!
ibid. p 29
72
Railways should revert to the public:
Robbins, The Railway Age (1962) p 116
72
Prejudicial to the landed interest:
The Times, May 4 1836
72
Wellington’s argument:
The Times, June 17 1836
72
The Morrison plan: 
The Times, May 17 1836
74
The parliamentary train:
Jack Simmons and Gordon Biddle op. cit p 369
76
Committees meeting elsewhere:
The Times, 27 May 1845
77
Revulsion:
Charles P. Kindelberger, Manias, Panics and Crashes (1978) p 18-19
77
80 pages of ads: 
Ernest F Carter, An Historical Geography of the Railways of the British Isles (1959)p 93
77
Ruin:
The Times, 21 October 1845
77
Young gentlemen with theodolites:  
John Francis, A History of the English Railway  1851) p 170
77-8
The poetic melancholy:
Francis  op. cit p 243 and 149. The Times, 8 December 1845, 14 and 22 January 1846.
78
It reached every hearth, it saddened every heart:
Francis op, cit. p 195
79
Purdon’s celebrated reply:
Coleman op. cit. p 110-111
79
Paying more in Leeds:
Francis op. cit p 182
80
God forbid!:
The Times, 15 August 1845
81
A London trader:
24 October 1845
81
Dickens quote:
Bailey op. cit, p vii
82
Hudson’s obituary:
The Times, 16 December 1871
83
Ball-games at Douai station:
Eugen Weber, Peasants into Frenchmen: The Modernisation of Rural France 1870-1914  (1977) p 196
84
Standing stiff at attention:
J. H. Clapham, The Economic Development of France and Germany 1815-1914 (1921) p 349
84
Leave it to your servant:
The Railway Traveller’s Handy Book of Hints, Suggestions and Advice (1862) p 90-91
86
Baltimore riot:
Ernest F Carter, Railways in Wartime (1964) p 11
86
Austrian fiasco:
ibid p 15
87
Inefficiencies worse than thought:
Mark Casson, The Efficiency of the Victorian British Railway Network: A Counterfactual Analysis (research paper, Reading University, 2007)
92
The bourgeoisie, the capitalists and the Quakers:
C Hamilton Ellis, Railway History (1966) p 21
93
The almighty, monopolistic railway:
Nicholas Faith, The World the Railways Made (1990) p 17-18
94
The seats were 18 inches high:
Charles E Lee, Passenger Class Distinctions (1946) p 15
94
A sudden jolt:  
LTC Rolt, Red for Danger (1955) p 28-29
94
A den of infamy:
Quoted in Lee op. cit p 23
96
Cook and the Great Exhibition:
Michael Leapman, The World for a Shilling (2001) p 228  
96
The masses were accustomed:
  
John Pimlott, The Englishman’s Holiday (1947) p 94
96
Wilson’s hanging:
The Times, 17 September 1849
96
The fall of the magsman:
Kellow Chesney, The Victorian Underworld (1970) p 246
97
Tippoo Sahib’s tent:
The Times, 25 May 1844
97-8
One could hardly help regretting...:
The Times, 7 November 1846
98
 Degrading dissipation:
Wolmar op.cit. p 68
98
Rugby governors act:
TW Bamford, Thomas Arnold (1960) p 32-33
98
Dust, filth and Gladstone:
Roy Jenkins, Gladstone(1995) p 59
99
Quite charmed:
Robbins op. cit p 58
99
A rash investment:
Philip Ziegler, Melbourne (1976) p 241
99
Only encourage the lower classes:
Wolmar, op. cit.p 42
100
Destroy the noblesse!:
Hunter Davies, George Stephenson (1975) p 217
100
Never travel on the Carlisle & Silloth Bay:
Jack Simmons, The Railway in Town and Country p 300
100
Wellington gave way:
ibid p 308
101
How long, asked The Times:  
9 December 1847
101
The effrontery:
Philip S Bagwell, The Railway Clearing House in the British Economy 1842-1922   (1968) p 192
101
So excessively improper:
Robbins op. cit. p 53
105
Kill a bishop:
Hesketh Pearson, The Smith of Smiths (1934, new edition 1984) p 293
106
Railways, cream tarts, the guillotine etc:
Julian Barnes, Flaubert’s Parrot (1984) p 108
107
Dvorak the trainspotter:
Ian Carter, British Railway Enthusiasm (2008) p 5
109
Ruskin on Turner:
Ian Kennedy and Julian Treuherz, The Railway: Art in the Age of Steam (exhibition catalogue, 2008)
110
Train as projectile:
Wolfgang Schivelbusch The Railway Journey (1969) p 53
111
In the event of repression:
The Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud Volume VII 1901-1905 (1953) p 202
111
A pronounced bodily pleasure:
Selected Papers of Karl Abraham MD (1926)
111
The theatre of libido:
Peter Gay, The Bourgeois Experience: Victoria to Freud. Volume II – The Tender Passion  (1986) p321
112-3
Sucking off:
Hansard, 8 July 2008, column 1267

 

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