The ghost of Joseph Robson, engineer, requests that his art of making rivers, creeks, and harbours, more commodious for shipping, &c. may be re-published as printed in his book called the British Mars, in MDCCLXIII
by Joseph Robson
Part of Making of the Modern World
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