Book Review: London’s Transport from Roman Times by Anthony Burton Posted on February 25, 2024 by Guest authors This book tells the story of London’s transport systems from Roman times, how the Thames was crossed, and the evolution from horse drawn wagons.
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This book tells the story of London’s transport systems from Roman times, how the Thames was crossed, and the evolution from horse drawn wagons.