Description of the port of Cherbourg, with the new works, now constructing to cover and defend that road; particularly of the truncated cones or conical caissons, invented by Monsieur de Cessart, Inspecteur Gʹenʹeral des Ponts & Chaussʹees.
[London : published by W. Faden,
1788?]
Above the title is an engraving entitled 'Plan of the coast of Cherbourg. .. Third edition revised. Corrected and improved"; at foot of this engraving is the legend "Published as the Act directs Jany. 1st. 1788, by W. Faden, .. Charing-Cross".
Includes 'Description of the truncated cones, or conical caissons'.
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