The Channel Railway

First published in 1845, this book outlines a plan for a railway tunnel connecting England and France underneath the English channel. Chalmers argues that such a tunnel would greatly benefit both countries by facilitating trade and travel. This book provides historical context for the later construction of the channel tunnel in the late 20th century.
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