A Description Of Westminster Bridge: To Which Are Added, An Account Of The Methods Made Use Of In Laying The Foundations Of Its Piers.: And An Answer . Have Been Made Thereto.: With An Appendix,

Labelye, Charles

ISBN 10: 1354583655 / ISBN 13: 9781354583654

Published by Palala Press, 2016

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• Title: A Description Of Westminster Bridge: To Which Are Added, An Account Of The Methods Made Use Of In Laying The Foundations Of Its Piers.: And An Answer . Have Been Made Thereto.: With An Appendix,
• Publisher: Palala Press
• Publication Date: 2016
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1354583655
• ISBN 13: 9781354583654
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: New

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The appointment of Swiss-born Charles Labelye (1705-62) as the engineer in charge of the construction of the first Westminster Bridge ruffled some feathers among British professional rivals. This 1751 publication expands upon the shorter work Labelye had prepared in 1739 to explain how the foundations were laid.