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Railroad accidents

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The Eskimo Twins

Lucy Fitch Perkins

1914

The Banshee train

Odds Bodkin

1995

Hideout

Peg Kehret

2001

Prevention of railroad accidents

Bradshaw, George

1912

Kate Shelley

Robert D. San Souci

1995

The great circus train wreck of 1918

Richard M. Lytle

2010

Paradox

Lynn Erickson

1993

Scalded to death by the steam

Katie Letcher Lyle

1985

Railroad collisions

George Swimmer

2015

Chig and the second spread

Gwenyth Swain

2003

Red for danger

L. T. C. Rolt

1998

A dream rides by

Tania Crosse

2011

The Lone Rider

Frederick Faust

2005

Railway coemployment

Margaret Anna Schaffner

1905

The white cascade

Gary Krist

2007

The Lone Rider

Frederick Faust

2005

Railway Blunders

Adrian Vaughan

2008

Hearings before the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce of the House of Representatives, on the bills relating to safety appliances and accidents. [March 19, 1908]

United States. Congress. House. Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce

1908

The lone rider

Frederick Faust

2002

Train wrecks

Robert Carroll Reed

1968

The midnight adventure of Kate Shelley, train rescuer

Margaret K. Wetterer

2010

Red for Danger

L. T. C. Rolt

1955

Dear Austen

Nina Bawden

2005

Parallel Lies

Ridley Pearson

2001

Great train disasters

Keith Eastlake

1997

Lincoln's greatest case

Brian McGinty

2015

Derail

Nicholas Faith

2000

Reports of the commissioners appointed to inquire into a series of accidents and detentions on the Great Western Railway, Canada West, by commission bearing date Nov. 3, 1854

Canada. Commissioners to inquire into accidents and detentions on the Great Western Railway

1855

A McKettrick Christmas

Linda Lael Miller

2008

On railway and other injuries of the nervous system

John Eric Erichsen

1866

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