THE CIVILS The Story of the Institution of Civil Engineers

This book is an account of the oldest engineering institution in the world. It covers the history from the first meetings at the Kendal coffee house in Fleet Street in 1818 to the acquisition of numbers one to seven Great George Street and beyond. Whatever aspect of Institution life is being discuss...

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Main Author: Watson, Garth (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: London Thomas Telford 1988
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