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Introduction
Beginnings
From London Bridge to the sea
South East to Dover
Bitter competition - and its benefits
A more rational railway
Terminus wars
Thames and Chilterns
The controversial Dr Beeching
The sparks effect
Lines we lost – and ones we didn’t
A miraculous survivor
The golden age of the railways
London's Victorian railways
The South East in 1960
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