text_original: Fate soon settled the question so far at least as Huskisson was concerned. The opening of the line of railway from Liverpool to Manchester, the first line of any considerable length completed in England, took place on September 15, 1830. The Duke of Wellington, Sir Robert Peel, and Huskisson were among the distinguished visitors who were present at the opening of the railway.
text_transcription: FATE SOON SETTLED THE QUESTION SO FAR AT LEAST AS HOSKISON WAS CONCERNED THE OPENING OF THE LINE OF RAILWAY FROM LIVERPOOL TO MANCHESTER THE FIRST LINE OF ANY CONSIDERABLE LENGTH COMPLETED IN ENGLAND TOOK PLACE ON SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH EIGHTEEN THIRTY THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON SIR ROBERT PEEL AND HUSKISON WERE AMONG THE DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT THE OPENING OF THE RAILWAY
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