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]]> http://digitalhistory.wordpress.com/2006/09/22/railways-uneven-geographic-development-and-a-crisis-of-globalization-in-france-and-britain-1830-1914-by-robert-schwartz-mt-holyoke-college/#comment-3 carlsonmilliss on adaptive reuse » Blog Archive » Trains that don’t run on time Thu, 02 Nov 2006 12:15:02 +0000 http://digitalhistory.wordpress.com/2006/09/22/railways-uneven-geographic-development-and-a-crisis-of-globalization-in-france-and-britain-1830-1914-by-robert-schwartz-mt-holyoke-college/#comment-3 [...] There is one aspect of it all that really amuses me. In some ways it was the development of rail that led to that crucial early marker of modernity, our whole modern system of universal standard time. Is this the first post modern railway, the only railway in the world that doesn’t need to run on time? [...] [...] There is one aspect of it all that really amuses me. In some ways it was the development of rail that led to that crucial early marker of modernity, our whole modern system of universal standard time. Is this the first post modern railway, the only railway in the world that doesn’t need to run on time? [...]

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