Electrifying New Zealand, Russia and India: The three lives of engineer Allan Monkhouse Richard Sorabji:Paperback for alternative trajectories in conservation

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Electrifying New Zealand, Russia and India: The three lives of engineer Allan Monkhouse Richard Sorabji:Paperback for alternative trajectories in conservationAllan Monkhouse, the pioneering engineer, began his career whilst growing up in the bush servicing one of the earliest New Zealand generators. He went on to work in Russia under the Tsars, and then through the Russian revolution, standing in the street beside Lenin in 1917 as he announced his programme, surviving a death sentence and escaping through Siberia. When most people would have retired, he was called to India, and convinced Prime Minister