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The main scheme of Vermuyden was what one may call a short circuiting scheme . There was the great bend in the River Ouse and his scheme was to cut across in a direct line by means of a cut which was known as the Old Bedford River .
The main scheme of Vermuyden was what one may call a short circuiting scheme . There was the great bend in the River Ouse and his scheme was to cut across in a direct line by means of a cut which was known as the Old Bedford River .
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the whole of the water has ultimately got to get away into The Wash and there- fore the efforts of the internal schemes would be thrown away were it not possible to have the results of their labours carried to completion by some ...
the whole of the water has ultimately got to get away into The Wash and there- fore the efforts of the internal schemes would be thrown away were it not possible to have the results of their labours carried to completion by some ...
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Are we to take it that this scheme will still allow the Washlands to be liable to inundation when the scheme is carried through as you describe ? Mr. Macmillan . ] Yes , that is so . It is no part of the present scheme that this relief ...
Are we to take it that this scheme will still allow the Washlands to be liable to inundation when the scheme is carried through as you describe ? Mr. Macmillan . ] Yes , that is so . It is no part of the present scheme that this relief ...
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am bound to say the recent efforts to compose those difficulties and to present a scheme acceptable to all and efficient for its purpose have not been successful , and the history of the Ouse Drainage Board since 1920 , manfully as they ...
am bound to say the recent efforts to compose those difficulties and to present a scheme acceptable to all and efficient for its purpose have not been successful , and the history of the Ouse Drainage Board since 1920 , manfully as they ...
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We are well aware that the estimates for these works amounts to a formidable total , and we should have been glad if we could have recommended a scheme which would not have involved so large an expenditure of money .
We are well aware that the estimates for these works amounts to a formidable total , and we should have been glad if we could have recommended a scheme which would not have involved so large an expenditure of money .
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 6 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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