The case of Wm. Livingston and fifteen hundred other citizens of Lowell, petitioners for a cross rail-road from Lowell to Andover

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The case of Wm. Livingston and fifteen hundred other citizens of Lowell, petitioners for a cross rail-road from Lowell to Andover

by E. H. Derby , Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation , Massachusetts. General Court. Committee on Railways and Canals.

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First published: 1845 1 language

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Railroads Trials, litigation Trials (Malpractice) Lowell and Andover Railroad and Company

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