Who Really Invented the Automobile

Who Really Invented the Automobile

Skulduggery at the Crossroads

by David Beasley

180 pages· 1997· ISBN 9780915317080
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The automobile was perfected in 1829 and ran well on English roads. Who prevented its development? Beasley takes you into the railway and banking conflicts from the 1820s to the 1890's when the automobile is developed in France as he demonstrates an economic theory of invention. “Highly recommended,” —Stoney Creek News. “It is excellent,”—Charles Bishop, author of La France et l”Automobile.

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