A Consideration Of The Plans Proposed For The Improvement Of The Ohio River (1855)

Focusing on the various proposals for enhancing the Ohio River's navigability, the book analyzes plans put forth by engineers and politicians in the mid-19th century. Haupt evaluates the feasibility, costs, and environmental implications of these proposals, providing insights into their potential benefits and drawbacks. Additionally, it offers a historical context regarding the river's significance to the U.S. economy and transportation. This work serves as a vital resource for those interested in American infrastructure development and its historical evolution.