Coaching Days & Ways

About this book

In an era when horse-drawn coaches dominated the British landscape, "Coaching Days & Ways" by E. D. Cuming offers a vivid exploration of this unique mode of transport. The narrative captures the elegance and challenges of coaching, detailing the intricate relationships between coachmen, passengers, and the evolving infrastructure. Cuming meticulously describes the art of coaching, from the craftsmanship of the vehicles to the social dynamics aboard. Ideal for historians and enthusiasts of transportation history, this document reveals the significance of coaching in shaping travel and communication during its peak. Discover how this vibrant world influenced societal norms and paved the way for modern transport in "Coaching Days & Ways."

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