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The Rise of Rail-Power in War and Conquest, 1833-1914

Note 1 — Chapter I · A New Factor

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In 1847 one of the leading military writers in Germany published a pamphlet in which he sought to prove that the best-organised railway could not carry 10,000 Infantry a distance equal to sixty English miles in twenty-four hours. As for the conveyance of Cavalry and Artillery by train, he declared that this would be a sheer impossibility.

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