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Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1874) 37 (1874): 110–145.
Published: 01 January 1874
..., reached the Gault atn depth of 554 feet (Appendix, p. 139). With a persistent trend of so wide a range, and with a strike subjecto so littlevariation,thereis reason t o believe that the main axis of the Palaeozoic rocks, after their exhibition in the Boulonnais, passes under the Channel...
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H WILLETT, E HULL, E LOW, J EVANS, HOMERSHAM, W SMYTH, BAZALGETTE, W TOPLEY, TYLER, RAMSAY, SIR J HAWKSHAW, RAWLINSON, BATEMAN, R AITKEN, F W SHEILDS, PRESTWICH
Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1874) 37 (1874): 146–170.
Published: 01 January 1874
... as it might be by the Wealden. His preference was for the Palzozoic rocks, but even in ,regard tothese he admitted that there were important elements of uncertaintyT. he distance beneath the surface and thpeosition of the Palaeozoic rocks on the French side of theChannelwereknown;butwithregardto England...
