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This is the third volume of the definitive Biographical Dictionary of Civil Engineers in Great Britain and Ireland, covering the period from 1890 to 1920. Compiled by M. M. Chrimes, R. C. Cox, P. S. M. Cross-Rudkin, and other leading scholars, this reference work provides detailed biographical entries for civil engineers who shaped Britain and Ireland’s infrastructure during this transformative period.
The dictionary includes comprehensive information about each engineer’s education, professional achievements, major projects, and career progression. The 1890-1920 timeframe was particularly significant, encompassing major developments in railway engineering, bridge construction, water supply systems, and urban infrastructure.
Published by the Institution of Civil Engineers, this authoritative resource serves historians, engineers, and researchers seeking to understand the professional landscape and individual contributions of civil engineers during this pivotal era. The biographical entries are meticulously researched and provide valuable insights into Victorian and Edwardian engineering culture and practice.
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