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Telford, The Life of Thomas Telford by Samuel Smiles Terms Contents Preface CHAPTER I. ... CHAPTER XV. CHAPTER V. Roads and Travelling in England Towards the End of Last Century. he progress made in the improvement of the roads throughout England was exceedingly slow. Though some of the main throughfares were mended so as to admit of stage-coach travelling at the rate of from four to six miles an hour, the less frequented roads continued to be all but impassable. Travelling was still difficult, tedious, and dangerous. Only those who could not well avoid it ever thought of undertaking a journey, and travelling for pleasure was out of the question. A writer in the 'Gentleman's Magazine' in 1752 says that a Londoner at that time would no more think of travelling into the west of England for pleasure than of going to Nubia. But signs of progress were not awanting. In 1749 Birmingham started a stage-coach, which made the journey to London in three days.*[1] In 1754 some enterprising Manchester men advertised a "flying coach" for the conveyance of passengers between that town and the metropolis; and, lest they should be classed with projectors of the Munchausen kind, they heralded their enterprise with this statement: "However incredible it may appear, this coach will actually (barring accidents) arrive in London in four days and a half after leaving Manchester!" Fast coaches were also established on several of the northern roads, though not with very extraordinary results as to speed. When John Scott, afterwards Lord Chancellor Eldon, travelled from Newcastle to Oxford in 1766, he mentions that he journeyed in what was denominated "a fly," because of its rapid travelling; yet he was three or four days and nights on the road. There was no such velocity, however, as to endanger overturning or other mischief. On the panels of the coach were painted the appropriate motto of Sat cito si sat benequick enough if well enougha motto which the future Lord Chancellor made his own.*[2]

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38. Authors G-I Gonzales, Don Manoel Goodwin, John GorDon, Adam Lindsay, 18331870 GorDon, CharlesWilliam, 1860-1937 AKA Connor, Ralph, 1860-1937, PseuDonym http://www.worldwide-library.co.uk/Authors/g-i.htm

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