Right to Silence: Privileged Clergy Communication and the Law - William Harold Tiemann - Har... Book

A delightful history of the building of the Forth Rail Bridge, which crosses the Forth estuary, north of Edinburgh, in Scotland. Prior to this bridge's erection, the "Firth of Forth" was too wide to cross with a single span, but in 1883, work began on a new type of bridge; the first with a steel superstructure. It is still today considered one of the wonders of the engineering world. This collection of photographs, anecdotes and tales from the builders themselves is unparallelled among such accounts. An essential addition to the shelves of engineering enthusiasts and historians alike, it is also highly valuable to those of us who have ancestors who worked on the bridge between 1883 and its opening in 1890.