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More than 4,000 miles long, meant to maintain a strain of 1,000 atmospheres while taking freight and people travelling more than 1,000 miles each hour, the Transatlantic Canal is the foremost engineering feat in the real history of the British Empire, a project worth Her Majesty's Empire within this the eighth decade of the last century.If the project is just a success, the credit may fit in with Chief Augustus Washington, the absolute most amazing manufacture of our era. It's Washington's best wish that his success may finally remove the household disgrace impressed by that additional Washington, George, traitor to his Master, who had been hanged by Lord Cornwallis significantly more than two generations before.