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Adam Gladstone traces the history of the water supply in London from prehistoric times through 1884. He provides a detailed account of the challenges and innovations involved in supplying clean water to a growing urban population, covering topics such as aqueducts, reservoirs, water treatment, and the role of government in regulating the water supply. This fascinating historical account sheds light on the importance of water and sanitation in urban development.
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