what was the problem created by railway in London
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The path-breaker was the City & South London in 1890, the first electric underground railway in the world. A number of lines were driven through that became the Piccadilly, Bakerloo and Northern lines. They provided cheap frequent and quick journeys from the inner suburbs.
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houses of working class people were cleared to construct railways.
roads were dug and kept open
problems after construction:
they were considered as iron monsters.
they lacked oxygen supply.
roads were dug and kept open
problems after construction:
they were considered as iron monsters.
they lacked oxygen supply.
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