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H C M AUSTEN, E BENEDICT, B H BENT, W D CAY, I J MANN, A W METCALFE, H B MOLESWORTH, J W SANDEMAN, W SHIELD, H T H SICCAMA, T SIMS, L F V HARCOURT, VOISIN, W H WHEELER, A E CAREY
Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1904) 156 (1904): 264–302.
Published: 01 January 1904
... HOLLAND N 264 DISCUSSION ON SANDING-UPOF TIDAL HARBOURS. [Bfinutes of ThAe uthor. Therivertherewascontinuallybeingdriven eastward, until some extraordinaryfreshetburst a newchanneltothe sea, whenthe same cycle recornmcnced. Similarly,theRiverBlyth, which flowed out at Southwold, formerlyhaditsoutfall...
