Ralph Dodd

The Engineering plagiarist, or, Dodd from Phillips exposed

Report of the arguments, upon the application to the court of King's Bench, for leave to file an information against Mr. Ralph Dodd, upon the statute of 6 GEO. I. CAP. 18

Report on the intended Grand Surry [sic.] canal navigation, ... etc

Report on the proposed canal navigation

Report on the first part of the line of inland navigation from the east to the west sea by way of Newcastle and Carlisle, as originally projected, and lately surveyed, by R. Dodd, ... Illustrated with a map of the country through which it passes, ..

Report on the intended North London canal navigation

The improvement of the port of London, is of too much consequence to the commercial world, for any thing written thereon to remain private, which is the cause of printing this letter, written by Mr. R. Dodd, engineer, to one of the first commercial characters in this country

Reports, with plans, sections, &c., of the proposed dry tunnel, or passage, from Gravesend in Kent to Tilbury in Essex

Report on the first part of the line of inland navigation from the east to the west sea by way of Newcastle and Carlisle, as originally projected, and lately surveyed

Report on the intended Grand Surry (sic.) canal navigation, ... etc

Reports, with plans, sections, &c. of the proposed dry tunnel, or passage, from Gravesend, in Kent, to Tilbury, in Essex; demonstrating its practicability, ... By R. Dodd, ..

Report on the intended Grand Surry canal navigation

Introductory report to the subscribers to the intended junction of the Basingstoke, Andover, and the Kennet and Avon Canals, proposed to be named, the Berkshire and Hampshire Junction Canal

Letters to a merchant, on the improvement of the port of London

Report on the intended Grand Surry Canal navigation, with general estimate, &c. &c. By R. Dodd, engineer

Report on the various improvements, civil and military, that might be made in the haven or harbour of Hartlepool: as surveyed, at the request of the Corporation, by R. Dodd, engineer

A short historical account of the greater part of the principal canals in the known world