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T H SEATON, WENTWORTH SHEILDS, R E STRADLING, G ELLSON, H BERRIDGE, H CHATLEY, R CARPMAEL, J HILL, G P MANNING, A B SEARLE, E G WALKER
Journal of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1938) 8 (6): 475–498.
Published: 01 April 1938
... great importance to the drainage of the surface on which the embankment was formed. Where the material was unstable a rubble toe such as was shown was of great value. In the north of England, where large blocks of stone were available as quarry-refuse, he had held slips by massing blocks at the toe...
