England, Palestine, Egypt and India: Connected by a Railway System: Popularly Explained, with a Map

England, Palestine, Egypt, and India: Connected by a Railway System by S. McBean (b. 1840) explores the idea of unifying these regions through a proposed railway network. The book explains how such a system could revolutionize travel, trade, and political relations between England, Palestine, Egypt, and India. McBean discusses the potential economic and strategic benefits of connecting these areas, particularly under British colonial influence. With a map included, the work illustrates the feasibility and impact of a vast interconnected railway system, symbolizing imperial connectivity and modern infrastructure.