Lois EuropA(c)ennes Et AmA(c)ricaines Sur Les Chemins De Fer...

Lois Européennes Et Américaines Sur Les Chemins De Fer... offers a detailed examination of railway legislation in Europe and the United States. Authored by Joannès-Erhard Valentin-Smith, this book delves into the regulatory frameworks governing railway operations, infrastructure, and commerce during a pivotal era of railway expansion.

This comprehensive study provides valuable insights into the historical development of transport law and the different approaches taken by European and American lawmakers in managing the burgeoning railway industry. It is an essential resource for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the evolution of transportation systems and their legal foundations.

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