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Pearson's first idea, set out in 1839, was for a railway in a wide, covered-over cutting. It would connect a giant half-underground station at Farringdon with stations all over England. … The appeal of Farringdon was that this slum-ridden area was being redeveloped by Pearson's new employers, the Corporation of London.
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Pearson's
first
idea,
set
out
in
1839,
was
for
a
railway
in
a
wide,
covered-over
cutting.
It
would
connect
a
giant
half-underground
station
at
Farringdon
with
stations
all
over
England.
…
The
appeal
of
Farringdon
was
that
this
slum-ridden
area
was
being
redeveloped
by
Pearson's
new
employers,
the
Corporation
of
London.
